Ramp Safety

What are some potential hazards that can be found on ramps?

• Potholes, broken pavement, loose gravel, debris, lack of signage

• Narrow width, sharp turns, lack of visibility, poor drainage, excessive speed

• Smooth surfaces, adequate lighting, handrails, gentle inclines, even surfaces

• Slippery surfaces, inadequate lighting, lack of handrails, steep inclines, uneven surfaces

Why is it important to handle baggage carefully on ramps?

• To prevent damage to luggage, ensure passenger safety, and maintain efficiency of baggage handling operations.

• To make the baggage heavier for exercise purposes

• To test the durability of the baggage

• To entertain passengers with luggage tossing competitions

What are dangerous goods and why is their handling important on ramps?

• substances that are harmful to people, property, or the environment. The handling is important on ramps to ensure safety, prevent accidents, and comply with regulations.

• Dangerous goods are items that are safe for handling on ramps.

• Dangerous goods are substances that pose no risk to people, property, or the environment.

• Handling dangerous goods on ramps is not important for safety.

How can you identify potential hazards on a ramp?

• Visually inspect the ramp for cracks, uneven surfaces, slippery areas, loose railings, or obstacles.

• Ask a friend to walk on the ramp blindfolded to identify hazards

• Taste the ramp surface for potential hazards

• Listen for potential hazards on the ramp

Explain the importance of following safety protocols when handling baggage on ramps.

• Accidents and injuries are not a concern when handling baggage on ramps

• Safety protocols are not necessary on baggage ramps

• Following safety protocols can slow down the baggage handling process

• It is important to follow safety protocols when handling baggage on ramps to prevent accidents, injuries, and damage to the baggage.

List some examples of dangerous goods that may be handled on ramps.

• flammable solids

• explosives, flammable liquids, toxic substances, corrosive materials, radioactive materials

• non-hazardous materials

• infectious substances

What should you do if you encounter a hazard on a ramp?

• Close your eyes and hope for the best

• Slow down, assess the situation, and proceed with caution.

• Speed up and try to jump over the hazard

• Ignore the hazard and continue at full speed

Describe the proper procedure for handling baggage on a ramp.

• Follow proper lifting techniques and follow procedures

• Ignore obstacles on the ramp

• Use improper lifting techniques

• Throw baggage to save time

Why is it crucial to have proper training when handling dangerous goods on ramps?

• Proper training is essential to prevent accidents, ensure safety, and comply with regulations.

• Training is only needed for non-dangerous goods

• Handling dangerous goods without training is more exciting

• Proper training is optional and not necessary

What safety equipment should be used when working on a ramp?

• Gloves, sunglasses, and a backpack

• Flip flops, a baseball cap, and a scarf

• High heels, a tie, and a belt

• Hard hats, safety harnesses, non-slip footwear, and handrails