Air Force Safety Programs and Standards

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What does AFMAN 91-203 stand for?

Air Force occupational, fire and health standards

What is AFI 91-202?

The US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program

What AFI would you reference for Ionizing Radiation Protection?

AFI 48-148

What is the focus of AFI 48-127?

Noise and hearing conservation program Signup and view all the answers

What does AFI 90-821 cover?

Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) Program Signup and view all the answers

Which TO provides guidance for the periodic inspection of hand tools?

TO 32-1-101 Signup and view all the answers

What does LOTO stand for?

Lockout Tagout Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are requirements of the LOTO Program? (Select all that apply)

Periodic review of procedures Signup and view all the answers

Tag-out only can be used when a device can be locked out.

False Signup and view all the answers

Who are CPR and SABC practices for?

Any maintainers exposed to electrical hazards Signup and view all the answers

What does AF Form 55 pertain to?

Employee Safety and Health Record Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum psi for compressed air when cleaning?

30 psi or less Signup and view all the answers

What should be ensured when working with solvents?

Proper ventilation Signup and view all the answers

What personal protective equipment is needed when transferring lox?

Head covering, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron, shoes fit closely around top Signup and view all the answers

When should aircraft be evacuated?

50 knots or greater Signup and view all the answers

What is the safe distance to be from the side or 25 feet from the front of engine intakes?

Closer than 5 feet Signup and view all the answers

Where should LOX carts be parked?

25 feet from automatic fire extinguisher, 50 feet from sources of ignition, 75 feet from aircraft or fueling Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Air Force Standards and Programs

AFMAN 91-203: Establishes air force occupational, fire, and health standards.
AFI 91-202: Governs the US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program, focusing on job hazard analysis.
AFI 48-148: Provides guidelines for Ionizing Radiation Protection.
AFI 48-127: Outlines the Noise and Hearing Conservation Program.
AFI 90-821: Covers the Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) Program.

Operational Guidelines

TO 32-1-101: Offers guidance for the periodic inspection of hand tools.
LOTO Procedure: Refers to Lockout Tagout procedures for controlling hazardous energy during maintenance.
LOTO Program Requirements: Includes the necessity for a written program and procedures, training for all employees, and periodic reviews of procedures.

Safety Protocols

Tag-out Only: Acceptable when devices cannot be locked out.
CPR and SABC: Required for maintainers who are exposed to electrical hazards.
AF Form 55: Used to document Employee Safety and Health Records.

Cleaning and Handling Procedures

Compressed Air Use: Should be limited to 30 psi or less when cleaning.
Solvent Work: Requires proper ventilation for safety.
Transferring Liquid Oxygen (LOX): Mandates specific PPE—head covering, eye protection, face shield, gloves, apron, and shoes securely fastened.

Aircraft Safety Measures

Evacuating Aircraft: Should occur when winds reach 50 knots or greater.
Proximity to Engine Intakes: No personnel closer than 5 feet from the side, 25 feet from the front, and 200 feet from the rear.
LOX Cart Parking Locations: Must be parked at least 25 feet from automatic fire extinguishers, 50 feet from ignition sources, and 75 feet from aircraft or fueling operations.

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This quiz covers essential Air Force standards and programs such as AFMAN 91-203 and AFI 91-202, which establish occupational safety and health protocols. It also includes operational guidelines like the LOTO Procedure and safety protocols necessary for maintaining a secure work environment. Test your knowledge on air force safety regulations and procedures.