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DGCA & EASA Module 9 Human Factors Part 1

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When handling sheet metal, what should be worn for protection?

Earplugs
Safety goggles
Proper protective gloves (correct)
Safety shoes

What must be ensured in machine safety?

Check the oil level at the end of each operation
Ensure all tools are properly stored after use
Wear a safety harness at all times
Ensure you know how to stop a machine before you start it (correct)

What are leather aprons designed to protect against?

Heat (correct)
Acids
Electric shock
Alkaline

When should rubber gauntlets be worn?

<p>When handling acids or alkaline (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How are break in markings for aircraft identified?

<p>A broken colored line defining the break-in area (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Sheet metal protection

Wear proper protective gloves when handling sheet metal

Machine safety start-up

Know how to stop a machine before starting it for safety reasons

Leather apron protection

Leather aprons protect against heat.

Rubber gauntlets protection

Rubber gauntlets should be used when handling acids or alkaline.

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Aircraft break-in markings

Break-in areas for aircraft are identified by a broken colored line.

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

When handling sheet metal, wear protective gear including gloves, safety glasses, and a face shield to prevent injury from sharp edges and flying debris.
Leather aprons are designed to protect against cuts and abrasions from sharp metal edges.

Machine Safety

Ensure the machine is properly guarded and safety features are in place to prevent accidents and injuries.

Hand Protection

Wear rubber gauntlets when handling acid, chemicals, or sharp objects to prevent skin damage and injury.

Aircraft Identification

Break-in markings for aircraft are identified by bold, colorful stripes or markings on the aircraft surface to indicate maintenance or inspection requirements.

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Test your knowledge of DGCA & EASA Module 9 Human Factors with this quiz. Part 1 covers questions related to handling oils, greases, and sheet metal, emphasizing safety measures and best practices. See how well you understand these vital aspects of aeronautical technology.