Information

  • Please select the airport

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Assessor Name

  • Location
  • GHP

  • Parking Stand Number

  • Flight Number

  • Departure

  • Arrival

  • Aircraft Reg.

  • Aircraft Type

Basic Operating Requirements

  • Appropriate hearing protection is used by ground crew

  • Appropriate safety footwear is worn by ground crew

  • High visibility/reflective clothing is worn and fastened

Actions Prior to Arrival

  • FOD removed and properly disposed of

  • Stand is clear of all equipment

  • GSE is checked for serviceability

  • Arrival route is correctly prepared (domestic/international)

  • Airbridge is fully retracted and parked in the correct position

  • Passenger boarding devices/walkways are free of FOD/contamination

  • Airbridge is checked for serviceability

  • Doors/safety barriers correctly utilised on the airbridge

Actions During and After Arrival

  • Correct hand signals are used by marshaller

  • Wands/Bats are used for marshalling and all signalling (wands shall be illuminated in low visibility and hours of darkness (and batteries checked before use)

  • Guidance system is activated for correct aircraft type

  • Guidance system emergency stop button manned

  • Ground crew wait until the aircraft has stopped, anti-collision lights are off, engines are spooling down and ‘thumbs up’ is given, before ground crew approach aircraft

  • If APU was inoperative, were the correct procedures followed by ground crew on arrival

  • Aircraft is chocked correctly

  • Pilot is notified verbally/visually of chocks in place

  • Aircraft is coned correctly (in accordance with local procedures)

  • Aircraft inspected for damage prior to positioning of GSE

Ground Service Equipment (GSE)

  • GPU/FEGP correctly connected

  • GPU/FEGP power cable support strap/lanyard used

  • Ground crew adhere to the ‘no seat, no ride’ rule

  • Ground crew do not walk, stand, or sit on moving GSE

  • GSE is driven/manoeuvred appropriately

  • Motorised GSE complete required brake checks before positioning to the aircraft

  • GSE is correctly positioned (not inside the aircraft, unless specifically designed to do so)

  • Belt loader is lowered with handrails stowed when approaching the aircraft (unless fixed in position)

  • No touch policy is adhered to

  • Clearances are checked when opening/closing cargo/passenger doors

  • Stabilisers deployed after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Safety rails (including trombones) fully deployed and secured after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Brakes are set on GSE when positioned at the aircraft or unattended

  • Chocks are positioned on GSE

  • Ground crew do not walk between trailers

  • GSE not driven/manoeuvred under the aircraft wing and fuselage (unless designed or required to do so)

Passenger Boarding/De-boarding Devices

  • Passenger boarding device auto levelling system is deployed and operating

  • Passenger boarding device canopy extended

  • Where passenger stairs are towed, they are disconnected before being manually positioned to the aircraft

  • Brakes are set on passenger stairs

  • Stabilisers are deployed on passenger stairs

  • Safety rails, once in position, are deployed and secure on passenger stairs

  • Ground crew knock on door and give thumbs up to crew when passenger door is ready to be opened

  • Step permit process is followed when repositioning/removing passenger boarding devices

  • Passengers are supervised on the ramp

Unloading Aircarft

  • Baggage is handled with appropriate care

  • Curtains are closed and fastened on baggage trailers when transporting baggage/not in use

  • Hold height limit line adhered to

  • Between unload and onload compartment nets are secured inside aircraft compartments and not left hanging outside

EMA's

  • EMAs loaded in separate compartment from baggage

  • EMAs correctly secured in hold

  • EMAs correctly inhibited

  • EMAs loading form completed

Ambulift

  • GSE is driven/manoeuvred appropriately

  • Motorised GSE complete required brake checks before positioning to the aircraft

  • Guide person/banksperson is used where required

  • GSE is correctly positioned (not inside the aircraft, unless specifically designed to do so)

  • No touch policy is adhered to

  • Clearances are checked when opening/closing cargo/passenger doors

  • Stabilisers deployed after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Safety rails (including trombones) fully deployed and secured after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Brakes are set on GSE when positioned at the aircraft or unattended

  • Chocks are positioned on GSE

  • GSE not driven/manoeuvred under the aircraft wing and fuselage (unless designed or required to do so)

  • Customers secured in ambulift

Toilet & Water

  • GSE is driven/manoeuvred appropriately

  • Motorised GSE complete required brake checks before positioning to the aircraft

  • Guide person/banksperson is used where required

  • GSE is correctly positioned (not inside the aircraft, unless specifically designed to do so)

  • No touch policy is adhered to

  • Clearances are checked when opening/closing cargo/passenger doors

  • Stabilisers deployed after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Safety rails (including trombones) fully deployed and secured after positioning GSE to the aircraft

  • Brakes are set on GSE when positioned at the aircraft or unattended

  • Chocks are positioned on GSE

  • Appropriate PPE worn

  • Toilet and water not serviced by the same individual

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