Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Pre Arrival Staging

  • Entire assigned ramp crew is on the gate prior to aircraft arrival?

  • All equipment is outside of the aircraft containment area, including the passenger boarding bridge?

  • FOD Walk is performed and gate ramp area is free of FOD?

  • Approved hearing protection worn?

Marshalling To Gate

  • Marshaller and both wing walkers wearing safety vests and using day/night wands?

  • Marshaller in appropriate location and visible to the flight deck at all times?

  • Both wing walkers in position for the entire receipt and using appropriate hand signals?

Aircraft At Gate

  • Safety guide posts properly positioned upon arrival?

  • Aircraft properly chocked, nose wheel and right inboard main (aft tire on the B757, B767 and A330)?

  • Passenger boarding bridge does not move towards aircraft until after the nose wheel has been chocked?

  • Passenger boarding bridge is positioned properly and the rubber spacer is not touching the aircraft?

  • Aircraft engine spool down time observed?<br>

  • Correct steering bypass pin installed prior to tow bar connection?<br>

  • Guide person used to connect tow bar and push tug – push tug driver refrains from standing while connection is made?<br>

  • Ground power and/or air hose connected and operating properly?<br>

  • Walk around completed by Marshaller within 10 minutes?<br>

  • Equipment and personnel are clear of the cargo bin door when opening?<br>

  • Belt loaders properly positioned at the aircraft and properly chocked?<br>

  • Belt loaders are not driven while the handrails are raised?<br>

  • Proper Fall Protection used? (i.e. Handrail)<br>

  • Employees refrain from riding or walking on moving belt into or out of the aircraft bin?<br>

  • Five foot rule is observed by all applicable ground equipment?<br>

  • Fuel truck or stationary hydrant cart properly positioned, chocked and bonded while parked at the aircraft? <br>

  • Water/Lav service truck properly positioned and chocked?<br>

  • Catering truck properly chocked, stabilizers extended, with rubber space bar not touching the aircraft and safety guide rails extended?<br>

  • Employees avoided leaving rear door of high lift truck open with truck body raised?<br>

  • No three-way connections were observed?<br>

  • Vehicles left running and unattended are properly corralled or chocked?<br>

  • Employees avoided standing or crossing between hitched baggage carts/dollies?<br>

  • Employees avoided piling/transporting baggage or cargo on cart roofs or on tug hoods and inside tug?<br>

  • Employees avoided driving under aircraft wings (exception B767 & A330 for applicable ground equipment)?<br>

  • Employees operating equipment at safe speeds?<br>

  • Bin contents stacked below Fire Suppression Line?<br>

  • Cargo nets installed prior to closing bin door?<br>

  • Employees refrained from using personal electronic devices?<br>

Pre-Departure

  • Walk around completed for pre-departure?<br>

  • Main gear chocks are pulled and stowed after all ground equipment is clear of the aircraft containment area?<br>

  • Nose wheel chocks remain in place until after passenger boarding bridge is removed?<br>

  • Safety guide posts removed and properly stored at departure time?<br>

Pushback

  • Aircraft containment area is clear before dispatching aircraft?<br>

  • Both wing walkers in position prior to commencement of pushback?<br>

  • Both wing walkers are wearing a safety vest and using day/night wands?<br>

  • Push tug driver communicates pushback about to commence to wing walkers prior to aircraft movement?<br>

  • Wing walkers in position for the entire dispatch procedure, displaying correct hand signals during pushback?<br>

  • After pushback, Hold Signal is displayed until all equipment and personnel are clear of aircraft?<br>

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