Oxygen Service Training

Employee is familiar with pre-service inspection

Employee checks lines for wear

Employee checks tanks for any visible damage/wear

Employee is able to identify and describe the functions of the pressure regulator, bleed valve and pressure gauges

Employee opens valves in correct order to check tank PSI and checks for leaks in the lines

Employee shuts all valves correctly following PSI check

Employee updates PSI by writing the new number on the tank (if applicable)

Employee is able to properly disconnect, stow, and replace oxygen tank(s) (if applicable)

Employee ensures that the tanks are secured to the cart, checks the tires and that the carts structure is intact

Employee ensure all lines are stowed and will not drag during towing

Employee is able to properly transport oxygen cart to service area (if applicable)

Employee is familiar with which tank to begin the service with

Employee is able to locate aircrafts oxygen inlet (if applicable)

Employee is able to determine which attachment is to be used and attaches it to the aircraft properly

Employee services the aircraft at an appropriate pace

Employee correctly closes the tanks, and bleeds the lines before detaching

Employee stows away all fittings and ensures that they all have protective caps

Employee writes the updated tank(s) PSI on the side of the tank(s)