Which shop is responsible for screening materials?

The shop responsible for screening materials is the Material Screening (AMSU/JASU). This shop specifically focuses on evaluating and sorting materials to ensure that they meet the required specifications and standards before being utilized in various maintenance or operational processes. By conducting thorough screening, the Material Screening team helps prevent the use of substandard or potentially defective materials that could compromise safety or performance.

Quality Assurance, while essential for maintaining standards and compliance, does not focus exclusively on screening materials. Instead, it encompasses a broader role in monitoring and ensuring the overall quality of work and processes in different areas, rather than just the assessment of materials.

The Afterburner Shop primarily deals with the maintenance and repair of afterburner systems in jet engines and does not engage in material screening activities.

The Propeller Branch focuses on the maintenance and repair of aircraft propellers, which may involve the handling of specific materials related to propeller components but does not primarily screen materials in a general sense.

Thus, Material Screening (AMSU/JASU) is the designated shop tasked with the specific function of screening materials.