7.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are most accidents the result off/

A

Over confidence and inexperience

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2
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Who’s responsibility.ity is it to fill out the accident book

A

The employees

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3
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Examples of external FOD are ?

A

Bird strikes
Hail,ice
Sandstorms
Ash-clouds
Objects left on runway

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4
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List examples of internal FOD

A

Tools left on the aircraft after servicing or manufacturing.

Tools left in the cockpit.

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5
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List general environments that are potentially hazardous

A

Slippery floors
Unguarded to badly maintained tools
Poorly maintained stairs and staging.
Crowded workplaces with obstructed passageways.
Bad lighting.
Poor ventilation.
Noisy.
Dirty / unpleasant.

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6
Q

Ways a employer can comply with health and safety law

A

Health and safety poster
Health and safety policy
Risk assessments
PPE

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7
Q

PUWER, LOLER, COSHH, stand for?

A

Provision and use of work equipment regulations
Lifting operations and lifting equipment regulations.
Control of substances hazardous to health.

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8
Q

Compressed air in workshops

A

Supplied at an operating pressure of approximately 80psi.
12 psi can be dead;y

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9
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Oxygen safety

A

If mixed with oil and grease it can spontaneously combust.

Clothing can absorb oxygen so avoid smocking after working with oxygen.

Breathing oxygen must be smell checked before charging.

Oxygen-specific tools used.

Leak tests use prescribed oil-free solutions.

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10
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Fire classes and meaning

A

A - wood, paper, fabric
B - petrol, oil, lubricants
C - flammable gasses
D - metals
F - cooking oils and fats.

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11
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Types of fire extinguishers, colour of label and uses.

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Water - red label, class A fires only.
CO2 - black label, used on class B fires only.
Dry powder - blue label, class ABC fires.
Foam - cream label, A and B fires.
Wet chemical - yellow label, class f and a

Halogenated hydrocarbon - most effective on class A and B

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12
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Halogenated hydrocarbon, halon 1211and halon 1301

A

Halon 1211
Portable extinguishers used as a streaming agent.

Halon 1301
Fire extinguisher installations, typically cargo holds and engines , a total flooding agent.

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13
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Who is it up to to ensure safety of people and equipment in a shared environment

A

Everyone.

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14
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What are the minimum processes and procedures to be in place to meet legal requirements for health and safety?

A

A written H+S policy
Risk assessments.
Preventative and protective measures from the risk assessments.
Access to competent health and safety advice.
Etc

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15
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A written risk assessment I required if the company has more than XXXXX employees

A

5

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16
Q

Operating air pressure in workshops?

A

80psi

17
Q

What amount of pressure can be deadly

A

12psi
0.8 bar