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Safety Precautions In Airplane Hangars
posted Apr 9, 2018, 1:48 AM by Scott Beale Aviation [ updated Apr 9, 2018, 1:48 AM ]
There is an inherent risk in every place where colossal machinery can be
found. Airplane hangars are no exception. Mechanics and technicians are
exposed to a number of dangers within their workspace. It’s a good thing that
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Occupational Safety and Health
Association (OSHA) has put in place rules and regulations to make sure people
working on aircraft are safe. Below are some of these guidelines.
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Protective gear
The FAA and OSHA rules and regulations cover the basic protection gear
mechanics that technicians should be wearing. This includes clothFing,
breathing apparatus, and eyewear (goggles). But not everyone working on
aircraft wear the same thing. Those with more dangerous jobs, such as
handling of hazardous chemicals have even more specialized gear.
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Stations and containers
In line with dangerous chemicals, every hangar should have water stations for
eye-washing, standard rst-aid kits, and chemical waste containers. The bigger
the hangar, the more stations, kits, and containers are required.
Fall protection
According to a survey, some of the most common accidents employees
experience in a workplace happen from falls. Since technicians and mechanics
working on large aircraft usually climb ladders or use sca oldings, basic safety
should be observed. Guardrails should be installed, and safety harnesses
should always be checked whenever needed.
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