Information

  • Audit Date

  • Audit Report Prepared By:

  • Aircraft Number

  • Inbound Flight Number

  • Outbound Flight Number

  • Gate

Pre arrival

  • Is ground service equipment in good operating condition

  • Was FOD walk performed pre arrival<br>

  • Ground equipment parked, chocked properly (driver-side tire closest to<br>aircraft, chocks on front and back of tire, snug to tire)

  • Were unbadged individual in non-public areas challenged

  • Are Team member displaying their company ID and/ or proper airport specific ID

  • Are Team Member utilizing hearing protection

  • Is the appearance of the RSA in compliance with uniform standards ( safety vest, high visible clothing)

  • Are current Do Not Operate tags used and/ or available

  • Does the drivable GSE have working seat belts

  • Is ground service equipment free of FOD/ Trash

  • Was the A/C clearance zone completely clear of obstructions

  • Was the ramp crew at gate with enough time to preform duties prior to arrival of the A/C

  • Were high visible wands used

  • Were wing walker the properly positioned

  • Additional Comments

  • Additional Pictures

Aircraft Arrival

  • Were aircraft marshaling singles properly used

  • Did the ramp crew approach the A/C only when engine and read beacon were off

  • Was the A/C properly chocked no gaps <br>

  • Were safety cones properly positioned upon arrival

  • Was the GPU/ PC air connected upon arrival

  • Does the GPU have the lanyard restraint attached to the power cord and is it used

  • Arrival Damage walkaround performed

  • Were drivers performing two brake checks when approaching the A/C

  • Did RSA enter each bin for bags and company material upon arrival

  • Did RSA keep appropriate ground equipment at least 5 Feet away from the trailing edge of the A/C

  • Were lav serviced separately from potable water to avoid cross-contamination

  • When servicing A/C (lav and potable water), did the RSA wear proper protective equipment

  • Was the belt loser properly positioned at the A/C

  • Were handrails in place before walking up/ down the belt

  • Did the RSA offload the plane properly base on Aircraft Type A319, A320, A321

  • Was bin free from FOD and Damage prior to aircraft loading

  • Were heavy, regular, and stand by bags speedster and counted in accordance with company policy

  • Did the RSA pay attention to what bag tags read to ensure accuracy of the destination

  • Were bags loading in accordance with the fire suppression line limits

  • Were bin safety procedures followed during loading/ unloading such as legs hanging out, or sleeping in the bin

  • Was baggage properly stowed in the baggage cart

  • Was maximum of four carts towed by a baggage tug

  • Did the RSA compile and maintain a baggage count sheet

  • Did the RSA ensure that the bag load was stable for transport on the AOA

  • Was the bin webbing secured during loading and unloading in place before closing the door

  • Did the RSA count bags

  • Did the RSA refrain from walking/ riding on the moving conveyor belts

  • Were handrails lowered prior to moving belt loader

  • Was a guideperson positioned at the left rear side of the belt loader prior to removing the belt loader from the A/C

  • Were FOD walk preformed during operations

  • Additional Comments

  • Additional Pictures

Aircraft Departure

  • Are current aircraft load sheets used

  • Did the RSA verify all external panels and cargo bin doors and secured prior to departure

  • Were safety cones removed post aircraft servicing

  • Were chocks removed only after the jet bridge had been retracted from the A/C and after pushback tractor was connected with driver and headset in place

  • Did personnel refrain from throwing or tossing chocks

  • During the final phase of pushback procedures, were the towbar wheels raised prior to pushback and lowered before being disconnected from the tractor first, the the A/C

  • Was communication maintained during the complete pushback process

  • Was the bypass pin shown to the Captain and did the RSA salute the Captain

  • Did the RSA refrain from riding on equipment unless there was an available seat

  • Were speed limits observed while operating ground equipment on the ramp

  • Were service chocked and parking brake set when not in use

  • Do RSA utilize the seat belts

  • Additional Comments

  • Additional Pictures

CONCLUSIONS

FINDINGS AND OBSERVATIONS

    Finding
  • Finding or Observation Description

  • Severity of Finding

  • Corrective Action Taken

  • Corrective Action Assigned To:

  • Corrective Action Due By

Misc.

  • Drawing or Layout of Area Requiring Additional Explanation

  • Additional pictures

Acknowledgements

  • Signature of Auditor

  • Signature of Auditee

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