7.1.1 Safe Working Practices Flashcards

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Who is responsible for ensuring safety in a shared environment?

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It is up to everybody working in a shared environment to ensure the safety of people and equipment.

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What are common causes of workplace accidents?

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Most accidents are the result of over-confidence or the action of inexperienced people.

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What personal habits can render someone a hazard at work?

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Alcohol and drug abuse can render someone a hazard both to themselves and to their co-workers.

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What is a considerable hazard when operating machinery?

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Fatigue can be a considerable hazard, particularly when operating machinery.

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What are essential components of a safe working environment?

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Supervision and training (both in normal processes and in emergency procedures) are essential.

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What are examples of potentially hazardous environments?

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Unguarded or badly maintained tools, slippery floors, poorly maintained stairways, crowded workplaces, bad lighting, inadequate ventilation, and dirty surroundings.

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What should be done if an injury is sustained at work?

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It is the employee’s responsibility to ensure that a record of the injury is recorded in the Accident Book.

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What is Foreign Object Damage/Debris (FOD) in aviation?

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FOD is any article or substance alien to an aircraft that could potentially cause damage.

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What are examples of external FOD hazards?

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Bird strikes, hail, ice, sandstorms, ash-clouds, and objects left on the runway.

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What are examples of internal FOD hazards?

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Items left in the cockpit that interfere with flight safety and tools left inside the aircraft.

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What procedures do aircraft maintenance teams follow for tool control?

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They have strict tool control procedures, including toolbox inventories to ensure all tools have been removed before flight.

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What can happen if small parts are lost during take-off and landing?

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They can cause damage to tyres, hit the fuselage, or get sucked up into an engine.

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What incident demonstrated the dangers of FOD?

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The crash of Air France Flight 4590 in July 2000 was attributed to titanium debris dropped by a Continental DC-10.

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What are some ways workers can prevent accidents in aviation?

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Never carry matches or loose articles onto an aircraft, avoid wearing metal-studded footwear, and keep work areas clean.

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What should be done to eliminate workplace hazards?

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Eliminate the hazard, remove the hazard, guard equipment, wear personal protection, and complete safety education.

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