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Unit 2e Flashcards

Flight Line Safety + Precautions

1
Q

What outlines training required for driving on an airfield?

A

AFI 13-213

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2
Q

What grants access to restricted areas?

A

“1199 lets you cross the line” - AF Form 1199

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3
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Who issues the AF Form 1199?

A

Airfield Manager

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4
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What designates restricted areas on an airfield?

A

Bold, red lines

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5
Q

What form allows you to operate government vehicles?

A

“2 + 2 + 9 + 3 = 16, the driving age” - AF Form 2293

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6
Q

What form allows you to drive vehicles on the flight line/airfield?

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“483, Certificate of Competency” - AF Form 483

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7
Q

Who will sign and issue an AF Form 483?

A

Airfield Manager

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8
Q

What outlines safety practices on the flight line, around aircraft, and during ground operations?

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“Safety is as easy as 1, 2, 0, 3” - AFMAN 91-203

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9
Q

What does PPE stand for?

A

Personal Protective Equipment

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10
Q

What PPE is ALWAYS required when on the job?

A

Steel toe boots, gloves, and hearing protection

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11
Q

What is a FOD check?

A

Foreign Object Damage Check - Obey all checkpoint signs and practice good housekeeping to keep debris out

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12
Q

What color flashing lights will be on an aircraft that has its engines operational?

A

Flashing red and/or white

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13
Q

What distance MUST you remain behind an aircraft with engines operational?

A

200 feet

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14
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What distance MUST you remain in front of an aircraft with engines operational?

A

25 feet

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15
Q

When helicopters are present, how far MUST you stay away when rotors are in motion?

A

100 feet

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16
Q

What are examples of general purpose vehicles?

A

Trucks, vans, buses, etc.

17
Q

What is the speed limit for general purpose vehicles?

A

15 MPH

18
Q

What are examples of special purpose vehicles?

A

Forklifts, K-loaders, tugs, tractors, etc.

19
Q

What is the speed limit for special purpose vehicles?

A

10 MPH

20
Q

What is the speed limit during periods of reduced visibility (snow, rain, fog, etc.)?

A

10 MPH

21
Q

What is the speed limit when towing one piece of equipment?

A

10 MPH

22
Q

What is the speed limit when towing two or more pieces of equipment?

A

5 MPH

23
Q

What is the speed limit when you are within 50 feet of an aircraft?

A

5 MPH

24
Q

What is a taxiway designated with?

A

A black and yellow sign labeled with a LETTER

25
Q

What is a runway designated with?

A

A black and yellow sign labeled with a NUMBER

26
Q

What is a CMA?

A

Controlled Movement Area

27
Q

What must you obtain before entering a CMA?

A

Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) permission

28
Q

What visual aid shows relevant airport signs and markings?

A

AFVA 11-240

29
Q

How far must vehicles park away from aircraft unless necessary for operations?

A

25 feet

Air Transportation // 2T2X1 (16 decks)

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