AVM 202 - Aviation Safety

1. Recall proficient knowledge of potential work hazards and hand tools
2. Recall proficient knowledge of human factors
3. Demonstrate common processes/procedures associated with personal, shop, ramp safety, and hand tool use

1. Shop Safety
   1. Electrical Safety
   2. Safety Around Compressed Gasses
   3. Safety Around Hazardous Materials
   4. Safety Around Machine Tools
2. Flight Line Safety
   1. Hearing Protection
   2. Foreign Object Damage (FOD)
   3. Parts Protections
   4. Safety Around Airplanes
   5. Safety Around Helicopters
   6. Fire Safety
3. Fire Protection
   1. Requirements for Fire to Occur
   2. Classification of Fires  
   3. Types and Operation of Shop and Flight Line Fire Extinguishers
   4. Inspection of Fire Extinguishers
   5. Identifying Fire Extinguishers
   6. Using Fire Extinguishers
4. Tie-Down Procedures
   1. Preparation of Aircraft
   2. Tie-Down Procedures for Land Planes
   3. Tie-Down Procedures for Seaplanes
   4. Tie-Down Procedures for Ski Planes
   5. Tie-Down Procedures for Helicopters 
   6. Procedures for Securing Weight-Shift-Control
   7. Procedures for Securing Powered Parachutes
5. Ground Movement of Aircraft
   1. Engine Starting and Operation
   2. Reciprocation Engines
   3. Hand Cranking Engines
   4. Extinguishing Engine Fires
   5. Turboprop Engines
   6. Turboprop Starting Procedures 
   7. Turbofan Engines
   8. Starting Turbofan Engines
   9. Auxiliary Power Units (APUs)
   10. Unsatisfactory Turbine Engine Starts
   11. Towing of Aircraft
   12. Taxiing Aircraft
6. Servicing Aircraft
   1. Servicing Aircraft Air/Nitrogen Oil and Fluids
   2. Ground Support Equipment
   3. Oxygen Servicing Equipment
   4. Oxygen Hazards
7. Fuel Servicing of Aircraft
   1. Types of fuels and Identifications
   2. Contamination Control
   3. Fueling Hazards
   4. Fueling Procedures
   5. Defueling
8. General Purpose Tools
   1. Hammers and Mallets
   2. Screwdrivers
   3. Pliers and Plier-Type Cutting Tools
   4. Punches
   5. Wrenches
   6. Special Wrenches
   7. Torque Wrench
   8. Strap Wrenches
   9. Impact Drivers
9. Metal Cutting Tools
   1. Hand Snips
   2. Hacksaws
   3. Chisels
   4. Files
   5. Drills
   6. Reamers
   7. Countersinks
10. Taps and Dies
11. Human Factors
    1. Importance of Human Factors
    2. Definitions of Human Factors 
12. What are Human Factors
    1. Elements of Human Factors
13. History of Human Factors
    1. Evolution of Maintenance Human Factors
14. The Pear Model
    1. People
    2. Environment
    3. Actions
    4. Resources
15. Human Error
    1. Types of Errors
16. The “Dirty Dozen”
    1. Lack of Communication
    2. Complacency
    3. Lack of Knowledge
    4. Distraction
    5. Lack of Teamwork
    6. Fatigue
    7. Lack of Resources
    8. Pressure
    9. Lack of Assertiveness
    10. Stress
    11. Lack of Awareness
    12. Norms
    13. Example of Common Maintenance Errors
17. Where to Get Information
    1. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
    2. Other Resources