Air Cargo Handling Safety

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What is the correct way to enter or exit a cargo hold?

  • By walking between carts and dollies
  • By climbing over the equipment operator
  • By jumping from the ramp
  • By using the appropriate loading equipment positioned and secured at the aircraft door (correct)

What should equipment operators ensure when moving loads, pallets and/or containers?

  • That the carts are not covered
  • That the loading equipment is removed
  • That the aircraft door is closed
  • That other personnel are not entrapped (correct)

Why should staff not walk between carts and dollies, even when they are stationary?

  • To check the cart's tires
  • To avoid being struck by moving carts (correct)
  • To keep the area tidy
  • To ensure they have a clear view of the ramp

What should be done to protect loads from adverse weather?

<p>Use tarpaulins or covered carts (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done when handling heavy items?

<p>Use correct manual handling techniques and practices (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where should loading equipment be moved to after loading has been completed?

<p>The designated parking location outside of the ERA (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with hinged side gates of loaded carts?

<p>Lowered carefully in case loads fall out and cause injury (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where can you find specific guidelines for cargo handling?

<p>In the customer airline's manual (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Safe Loading Practices

  • Hold and compartment entry/exit must only be done using appropriate loading equipment positioned and secured at the aircraft door.

Loading Equipment Safety

  • Equipment must remain in position while personnel are in the cargo hold.
  • Operators must ensure other personnel are not entrapped by moving loads, pallets, and/or containers.

Cart Safety

  • Carts should not be used to access cargo holds.
  • Hinged side gates of loaded carts must be lowered carefully to prevent loads from falling out and causing injury.
  • Extreme caution is required when using covered carts.

Ramp Safety

  • Staff must not walk between carts and dollies, even when stationary.
  • Caution is necessary when pulling or pushing carts, especially on slippery ramps; assistance should be obtained when necessary.

Load Protection

  • Loads must be protected from adverse weather conditions.
  • Special attention must be given to live animals and perishable items.
  • Tarps or covered carts should be used during adverse weather.

Manual Handling

  • Correct manual handling techniques and practices must be used when handling heavy items.
  • Assistance should be obtained when moving heavy articles.

Post-Loading Procedures

  • When loading is complete, equipment operators must move all loading equipment to the designated parking location outside the ERA (Emergency Response Area).
  • Refer to the customer airline's manual for specific operating procedures.

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