AIRFIELD PROCEDURE

The effort made to ensure that everything is done to prevent personal injury and damage to an aircraft is defined as:

• Flight Safety

• Flight Maintenance

• Foreign Object Damage (FOD)

What is meant by the term 'Flight Safety'?

• Effort made to prevent aircraft damage during flight

• Effort made to prevent aircraft personal from injury during flight

• Effort made to prevent personal injury and damage to an aircraft

How to create an awareness of what to do in the interest of flight safety?

• Safety briefing done weekly

• Weekly FOD parade at the workplace

• Displaying posters in workshop/hangar

Posters are displayed normally showing the:

• Common sense

• Work efficiency

• Causes of accidents

Safety precautions for all trades in RMAF are given in;

• AP 3207

• AP 3158 Vol. 2

• Aircraft AP Vol. 5

Safety precautions for specific aircraft are detail in:

• Ground Handling Note

• Repair & Overhaul Manual

• Safety Precaution & Servicing Notes

How does radio equipment containing radioactive materials identified?

• White coloured band or the word 'Radio Hazard'

• Coloured band or the word 'Radiation Hazard'

• Coloured band or the word 'Radio Active Hazard'

Radio Active Valve use on aircraft is identified by:

• White coloured band or the word 'Radio Hazard'

• Coloured band or the word 'Radiation Hazard'

• Coloured band or the word 'Radio Active Hazard'

During testing or operation of radar transmission on ground the danger zone is about:

• 35 feet radius

• 35 feet per square in.

• 35 inch per square feet

Why it is dangerous to leave tools and other loose articles in aircraft?

• It may foul flying control

• Rectification become difficulties

• Radiation hazard when contact with radioactive