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correct use of personal protective equipment
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responsibilities with respect to FOD
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responsibilities with respect to escorting other vehicles on the manoeuvring area
Vehicle Standards
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responsibility to ensure vehicle used is fit for purpose and task
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requirements for daily inspection prior to operating on the manoeuvring area
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particular attention to the display of obstruction and general lights
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serviceability of all essential communications systems with ATC and base operations
Aerodrome Layout
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particular emphasis on standard ICAO signs, markings and lights used on the manoeuvring area
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special emphasis on those signs, markings and lights used to protect the runway
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description of equipment essential to air navigation such as ILS
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description of protected zones related to ILS antenna
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description of ILS protected areas and their relation to runway holding points
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description of runway instrument/visual strip, cleared and graded area
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description of lights used on the manoeuvring area with particular emphasis on those related to low visibility operations
Hazards of Manoeuvring Area Driving
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engine suction/ingestion and blast, vortex, propellers and helicopter operations
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requirements for driving at night
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requirements for operations in low visibility and other adverse weather conditions
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procedures for vehicle and or radio becoming unserviceable whilst on manoeuvring area
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rights of way for aircraft, towed aircraft and RFFS vehicles in emergency
Emergency Procedures
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actions to be taken in event of vehicle accident/incident
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actions to be taken in event of aircraft accident/incident
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actions to be taken if FOD or other debris is found on runways and taxiways
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procedures to be used by vehicles if lost or unsure of position
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local emergency telephone number
Aircraft Familiarisation
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knowledge of aircraft types and ability to identify all types normally operating at the aerodrome
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knowledge of Airline call signs
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knowledge of aircraft terminology relating to engines, fuselage, control surfaces, undercarriage, lights, vents etc.
Practical Training (Visual Familiarisation)
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all runways (including access and exit routes), holding areas, taxiways and aprons
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all signs, surface markings and lights associated with runways, holding points, CAT 1/2/3 operations
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all signs, surface markings and lights associated with taxiways
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