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1.1 Flashcards

1
Q

Familiarisation of an Air field is administrated by who

A

The airfield authority

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2
Q

Who is responsible for RNZAF airfields

A

Authority and responsibility falls to the military aviation authority. It’s then delegated down to Base commanders

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3
Q

Who administrates the military airfields

A

Base ops / Base operations cell

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4
Q

What’s the reference for the responsibility and authority over military airfields

A

Dfo 92

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5
Q

Who is responsible for civilian airfields and reference for that

A

Airfield manager

Iaw caa rules part 139

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6
Q

RNZAF bases are broken down into sides. What are they

A

Base side

Air side-

flightline

Taxiway

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7
Q

What is a control measure to restrict access to the airside

A

Access control line ACL

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8
Q

Flightline area is also referred to as

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Apron or ramp

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9
Q

When may you have an LZ

A

SAR

disaster relief

Fuel tactical exercise

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10
Q

Airfield hazards may imclude such things as

A

Noise

Radiation

Chemical vapours

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11
Q

When should you undertake steps to protect your hearing from excessive noise when in a work environment

A

When in the vacinity of high noise greater than 115 dBa

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12
Q

Earplugs offer what level of protection against noise

A

3-5 dBa provides they retain their seal

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13
Q

If earmuffs are used regularly, when are they to be replaced

A

Every six months

Or every 3 months for flightline use

And the complete hearing protection decive to be replaced annually

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14
Q

Pers who are subjected to extreme noise have to do what in regards to inspection requirements

A

Undergo audio grams carried out by medical on posting

Then again every 6 months annotated on rnzaf f125

Personal HPDS must’ve checked using a clamp force test carried out at the same time

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15
Q

What are the inspection requirements in regards to noise exposure with pilot helmets and headsets

A

Undergo regular maintenance by S and S or avionics Trade

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16
Q

Long lead ground use headsets are serviced by who

A

Avionics

17
Q

When are fod checks carried out

A

Compartments are to be hidden from view or sealed off

If a tool has been used in an area that is about to be closed off

Whenever a foreign object is lost or suspected to be lost

In the performance, supervision and inspection of any maintenance task

In the event that the suspected loose article isn’t recovered, tell the supervisor ASAP

18
Q

When are airfield fod checks carried out

A

Prior to the movement of an Ac

For Ac flight path-plastic bags, stones

When accessing the air side of an airfield

Vehicle and gse for secure objects

19
Q

Prevention control for fod on an airfield

A

Educated on dangers of fod

Awareness

Authorised vehicles only

Environmental, equipment and procedural aspects

  • blanks, bungs, covers, plates removed right before flight
  • suitably designed containers
  • tool control
  • tools painted bright
  • bright fod containers
  • maintenance debris pads
20
Q

Personal precautions with regards to fod

A

Potential loose articles removed

Work areas clean

Only necessary items taken

Only sufficient parts

On completion, loose article check

Report missing items

21
Q

When do you ask for close supervision

A

When call for in maintenance instructions

When supervisor considers it necessary

When tradesman requests it

When tradesman isn’t certified

22
Q

What are the different type of Hi viz garments and explain their colours

A

Fluor yellow- day visibility for apron area

Fluro red/orange- day visibility for marshallers in apron area

Silver retro reflective elements- of 50mm width must form part of the night vest

23
Q

What is the hierarchy for movement priority

A

Ac under own Power

Ac under tow

Emergency service vehicles

Support vehicle

Pers

24
Q

Speed restrictions for
vehicles and gse-

Ac under tow-

A

15km/h

DNE walking pace

25
Q

What are the parking and positioning of support vehicles and gse restrictions when

Attended-

A

Safely as not to pose a hazard

Gse w potential to cause damage/fire isn’t parked under Ac

Self propelled gse parked within 2m of Ac must have wheels chocked

26
Q

What precautions are undertaken in high wind weather for Ac

Movement-

A

See mm and local instructions

Conducted at pace appropriate to the prevailing conditions

Secure gse and other items

27
Q

Light signals from atc

Steady red

Flashing red

Steady green

Flashing green

Flashing white

A

Stop immediately

Stop immediately off the runway/landing area/ taxiway as applicable, watch for Ac

Permission to proceed as previously advised

Increase speed in same direction

Report to control tower via perimeter

Aircraft mechanics (14 decks)

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