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29 Cards in this Set

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An often overlooked aspect of aircraft handling
Use of Service Equipment (SE) to service, test and troubleshoot
What should never pass under any part of the aircraft?
Vehicles
How should vehicles be driven/parked to prevent collision?
Adjacent to the aircraft
Danger areas for aviation
Intakes & exhaust, flight controls, compressed gasses, cryogenics, explosives, hazardous materials, eye hearing and other industrial environmental dangers
What does the aircraft static grounding discharge?
Static electricity harmlessly to the ground
What generate static electricity while in flight or during operation of electrical equipment?
Aircraft
The first procedure for grounding…
Hook up a grounding strap to a certified static ground
The second procedure for grounding is…
Hook up the grounding strap to the aircraft grounding receptacle
What happens if the grounding strap is not hooked to the deck first?
The person may get electrocuted
Why is windshield static grounding necessary?
High-voltage static electricity builds and is stored in the windshield.
What discharges the static charge build up from the windshield before it may be touched?
Static charge removal kit
What determines the category of tie-down when securing the aircraft?
Wind velocity
Up to 45 Knots
Normal weather tie-down, 9 chains required
46 to 60 Knots
Moderate weather tie-down, 14 chains required
Above 60 Knots
Heavy weather tie-down, 20 chains required
Walkways that cannot be walked on are identified by…
"NO STEP"
What do you do if work has to be performed in a "NO STAND" area?
Use a maintenance stand
What is used to communicate in the high tempo noise environment?
Hand signals
What is the ONLY mandatory signal regardless of aircraft type? (Fixed-Wing)
Emergency Stop
Towing speed shall not exceed ____ or...
5 mph
The speed of the slowest walker
What should you avoid during cold weather towing?
Excessive power and sudden movement
How many personnel are required to move an aircraft?
Six to ten
Move Director
Verifies Qualification
Pre-Move Brief
Emphasizes safety
Brake Rider
Inspects brakes and aircraft to ensure sound and readiness
Chock Walker
Responsible for chocks
Escorts the aircraft
Safety observer
Ensures aircraft ready to be towed and there is ample clearance.
At the wing tips and tail
Tractor Driver
Responsible for the safe and slow movement of the aircraft from hookup to parking.
Must be licensed and qualified