10 Questions
If a vehicle operator notices foreign materials (mud - gravel - solid objects) on an aircraft movement surface, the vehicle operator is required to:
Report the nature and location of the material to your supervisor.
A road delineated by surface markings on an apron is called a:
Designated Vehicle Corridor.
You are operating a vehicle in a vehicle corridor which passes behind an aircraft with engines running, you are required to:
Stop well clear of the aircraft and wait until the aircraft has been backed out or the marshaller clears you to pass.
Who is responsible for reporting any vehicle malfunction or dangerous condition to the supervisor?
The vehicle operator.
It is permissible to operate a vehicle in front of or directly behind an aircraft with engines running when:
The marshaller waves permission and the aircraft wheels are blocked (chocked).
All non-self propelled equipment used on an apron is required to be marked with reflective material. Which of the following most accurately describes how this equipment must be marked?
A solid yellow stripe on the sides and back and yellow patches at the front and rear lower corners.
How is a restricted area pass carried?
On the outside of the clothing.
The pavement marking which indicates an apron location reserved for the parking of helicopters is:
A yellow 'H' within two, concentric, yellow circles.
There are many types of vehicles and equipment used on the airside of an airport. Who is responsible for ensuring that a vehicle operator knows how to operate the equipment he or she uses?
The vehicle operator's employer.
Aircraft lead-in lines are provided to:
Assist in the docking of an aircraft at a gate.
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