7.2.2 Workshop Materials Flashcards
What types of materials might an aircraft engineer encounter?
Greases, Oils, Solvents, Sealants, Contact cement, Paints, Paint strippers.
What documents must be available for all materials used in a workshop?
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and a specification sheet.
Why is proper storage of flammable materials important?
It ensures safety and maximum usage.
What should be done with flammable materials when not in use?
They must be stored in an appropriate flammable storage facility.
What is a warning associated with certain materials?
Certain materials are highly toxic and can result in serious injuries or death.
What should be complied with for individual materials?
The Manufacturer Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
What personal safety equipment should be used?
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
What ventilation measures should be in place when working with toxic materials?
Ensure that the workplace is properly ventilated or that a Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) system is present.
How should many aircraft sealants be stored?
They must be stored in a refrigerator to ensure usability for their shelf life.
What should be checked before using materials with a shelf life?
The expiry date/shelf life.
What should be done after completing a task with specific materials?
Ensure the container is properly sealed for later reuse.
What is required for mixed two-pack sealants before disposal?
They need to cure completely before disposal.
How should mixed two-pack sealants be disposed of?
In accordance with company procedure for disposal of hazardous waste.
