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Ramp Safety

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

RAMP SAFETY

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REPORT

EVEN THE SMALLEST SCRATCH, SQUEAK OR SPILL
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RULES

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ALWAYS WEAR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

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NO SMOKING. NO ALCOHOL. NO BOISTEROUS PLAY.

DO NOT USE ANY EQUIPMENT DECLARED UNSERVICEABLE.

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KEEP THE RAMP CLEAR OF FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS.

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Only a trained operator may drive a vehicle or operate its controls.

Always obey speed limits.
Never try to get on or off a moving vehicle; wait until it stops.

Never carry co-workers on vehicles unless seats are available.
“No seat, no ride.”

Do not operate vehicles or equipment in the no-drive zone under the aircraft’s fuselage and wings. Loading/unloading of some containerized narrowbody aircraft may require vehicles or equipment to be operated between the inboard engine and fuselage; great care must be taken to avoid contact with the engine or fuselage.

Never drive over fuel hoses or static leads.
Minimize the distance a high-lift vehicle is driven with the rear van body raised.

Never back a vehicle toward an aircraft unless a marshaller is present and the view is clear.
Be very careful near moving aircraft; they have the right-of-way.

Avoid the intake and exhaust areas of aircraft engines.

Use extreme caution when walking under any part of an aircraft.

  • Use extreme caution when walking under any
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Wait until the aircraft’s anti-collision beacon is off before approaching the aircraft.

Never try to load late-arriving baggage if the aircraft’s anti-collision beacon is on.

  • Use extreme caution when walking under any
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Do not approach the aircraft until the propellers have stopped turning and the anti-collision beacon is off.

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Never walk close to or between propellers or between propeller blades, even if they are motionless.

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GROUNDSERVICE EQUIPMENT

AIRCRAFT CLEARANCE ZONE

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BEFORE APPROACHING, MAKE SURE THAT:

  • The aircraft has stopped.
  • The nosewheels are chocked.
  • The anit-collision beacon is off.
  • The marshaller has given the "safe to approach" signal.
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200 GPH

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GONE IN 60 SECONDS

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SEAFOOD

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HEALTH

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HEARING

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HYGEINE

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PROTECTIVE GEARS

LIFTING AND LOADING

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FINISHED

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