1240 | Fci Dangerous Goods Study

Front 1

Which common items of airworthiness and operating equipment are classed as dangerous goods

Back 1

Oxygen bottles BCF extinguisher and dry ice in catering supplies

Hint 1

OMA 9.2.5

Front 2

Where can passengers find information regarding the carriage of dangerous goods

Back 2

On the booking website terms and conditions

on their tickets

at ticket and check-in desks

departure gates

baggage reclaim area’s

Hint 2

OMA 9.2.7

Front 3

What class of dangerous goods is miscellaneous

Back 3

9

Hint 3

OMA 9.3.1.9

Front 4

When most dangerous goods in cargo be inspected for damage or leakage

Back 4

Prior to loading and upon unloading

Hint 4

OMA 9.8.4

Front 5

Where would you find the emergency response guide (ERG) Drill code relating to an item of dangerous goods cargo

Back 5

NOTOC and emergency response guide

Hint 5

OMA 9.8.5 and 9.8.8.4

Front 6

What class of dangerous goods is radioactive materials

Back 6

Class 7

Hint 6

OMA 9.3.8

Front 7

Can Dangerous Goods which may react with each other be carried on the same flight

Back 7

Yes the IATA segregation of packages table must be complied with

Hint 7

OMA 9.8.3.2

Front 8

Where must a spare battery containing lithium metal or lithium ion cells for portable Electronic devices be carried

Back 8

Cabin baggage only

Hint 8

OMA 9.2.7

Front 9

What documentation would you complete after discovering item of forbidden dangerous goods loaded on the aircraft

Back 9

Air safety report (ASR)

Hint 9

OMA 9.8.6

Front 10

What possible dangerous goods can be inside a Passengers rucksack

Back 10

Gas camping stove and firelighters

Hint 10

OMA 9.2.8

Front 11

What information should be given to ATC at the dangerous goods incident occurs in flight

Back 11

Proper shipping name UN number class or division quantity and location

Hint 11

OMA 9.8.8.2

Front 12

Where is the list of dangerous goods found

Back 12

In the IATA dangerous goods regulations

Hint 12

OMA 9.4.2

Front 13

What are the rules regarding the carriage of a nonspillable wet cell battery fitted to wheelchair

Back 13

Remain securedto the wheelchair terminals protected and circuits isolated

Hint 13

OMA 9.2.7

Front 14

How many classes of dangerous goods are there

Back 14

9

Hint 14

OMA 9.3

Front 15

What classes of dangerous goods is it Thomas Cook U.K.’s policy not to carry

Back 15

Class 1 explosives and class 7 - radioactive materials

Hint 15

OMA 9.3.2 and 9.3.8

Front 16

What does this handling label represent

Back 16

Excepted quantity package mark

Hint 16

OMA 9.6.3.2

Front 17

What is the commander acknowledging by signing the NOTOC

Back 17

That the information has been received

Hint 17

OMA 9.8.5

Front 18

Where are packing instructions found the dangerous goods travelling as cargo

Back 18

Within the list of dangerous goods

Hint 18

OMA 9.4.2

Front 19

Which class of dangerous goods would have a red label showing a flame and the number 3 on it

Back 19

Flammable liquid

Hint 19

OMA 9.6.3.1

Front 20

What are the rules regarding the carriage of a lithium Ion dry cell battery fitted to a collapsible wheelchair where the battery is designed to be removed by the user

Back 20

The battery must be removed and transported in the passenger cabin insuring the terminals are insulated

Hint 20

OMA 9.2.7

Front 21

What is the definition of dangerous goods

Back 21

Then just going to articles of substances which are capable of posing a risk to health, safety, property or the environment when transported by air

Hint 21

OMA 9.1.3

Front 22

How should dangerous goods be carried in the hold as cargo

Back 22

Stowed and secured in a manner that will prevent any movement in flight which would change their orientation

Hint 22

OMA 9.8.3.4

Front 23

Where can emergency response guide (ERG) be found

Back 23

In the OMA manual

Hint 23

OMA 9.8.8.4

Front 24

Which types of aircraft does the list of dangerous goods provide permitted quantities for

Back 24

Passenger and cargo aircraft

Hint 24

OMA 9.4.2

Front 25

Which information must be marked and labelled on an item of dangerous goods are being carried as cargo

Back 25

Hazard label,proper shipping name, UN number, weight or quantity, full name and address of the shipper and consignee, handling labels

Hint 25

OMA 9.6.2

Front 26

On shipment to from all transiting through the Republic of South Africa the shippers decoration must include a

Back 26

24 hour emergency response telephone number including applicable area and international codes for use in the event of an incident involving dangerous goods

Hint 26

Presentation part 1 slide 10

Front 27

Dangerous goods CAN be carried on Thomas Cook airlines UK flights from which UK bases

Back 27

MAN LGW GLA NCL

Hint 27

OMA 9.2.11

Front 28

Which company manuals contain information relating to dangerous goods

Back 28

OMA, Cargo manual and Ground Operations manual (GOM)

Hint 28

OMA 9.1.1

Front 29

Recurrent training for dangerous goods must be provided within....

Back 29

24 months of previous training to ensure knowledge is current

Hint 29

OMA 9.1.7.3

Front 30

Which document contains the legal requirements for the transportation of dangerous goods

Back 30

ICAO Technical instructions

Hint 30

OMA 9.1.3