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general driving standards
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no smoking requirements airside
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responsibilities with respect to FOD and fuel/oil spillage
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responsibility for individuals to ensure vehicle is suitable for the task, and used correctly
Vehicle Standards
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condition and maintenance standards agreed at aerodrome and/or national level
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the requirement to display obstruction lights and company insignia
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requirements and content of daily vehicle inspections
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agreed standards of aerodrome and company vehicle fault reporting and rectification
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local requirements for the issue and display of Airside Vehicle Permits (AVP’s)
General Aerodrome Layout
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the general geography of the local aerodrome
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aviation terminology used such as runway, taxiway, apron, roads, crossings etc
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all standard aerodrome signs, markings and lights for both vehicles and aircraft
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specific reference to those signs, makings and lights used to guard runways
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specific reference to any controlled/uncontrolled taxiway crossing procedures
Hazards of General Airside Driving
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speed limits, prohibited areas and no parking regulations
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the danger zones around aircraft
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engine suction/ingestion and blast, propellers and helicopters
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aircraft refuelling
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FOD and spillages
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vehicle reversing
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staff and passengers walking across aprons
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air-bridges and other services such as fixed electrical ground power
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the general aircraft turnaround process
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aircraft emergency stop and fuel cut off procedures
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hazardous cargo
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local vehicle towing requirements
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requirements for driving at night
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requirements for driving in adverse weather conditions, particularly low visibility
Local Organisations
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the role of the Aerodrome Operator in setting and maintaining standards
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the National Aviation Safety Authority and its responsibilities
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the National and/or local Police and their involvement with airside driving ● other enforcement authorities dealing with vehicles, driving , health and safety
Emergency Procedures
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action to be taken in the event of a vehicle accident
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specific action to be taken in the event of a vehicle striking an aircraft
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action to be taken in the event of fire
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action to be taken in the event of aircraft accident/incident
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action to be taken in the event of personal injury
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