Information

  • Training Date:

  • Trainee:

  • Trainer:

  • Tug:

  • Aircraft:

  • Location:

  • Operator has a valid D rated AVOP:

Training Items

  • Operator is aware of vehicle pre-trip inspection

  • Operator is aware to record and report any deficiencies found

  • Operator is aware of tow waiver

  • Vehicle checked for leaks wear and general deficiencies

  • Vehicle battery level checked

  • Vehicle functions tested- steering, horn, brakes, bucket, winch

  • Winch and strap condition checked

  • Operator can correctly locate and activate lights

  • Operator can correctly operate bucket

  • Operator can correctly operate Accelerator

  • Operator can correctly operate Braking System

  • Operator can correctly operate Steering operations

  • Operator has correct knowledge of vehicle dimensions and vehicle functions

  • Operator has shown ability to maneuver vehicle properly

  • Operator performs 360 degree check of aircraft prior to towing

  • Operator is aware of maximum towing ability of the vehicle

  • Operator can identify what adapter to use

  • Operator secures aircraft to tug before removing chocks

  • Operator is aware how to connect towing components properly to vehicle and aircraft

  • Operator re-tightens winch after raising bucket (if applicable)

  • Operator is scanning appropriate directions while towing aircraft and using wing watchers (if available)

  • Operator knows correct road position while towing aircraft

  • Operator is not exceeding the aircrafts turn limit

  • Operator is aware of where to park and how to position aircraft before releasing

  • Operator loosens strap before lowering bucket (if applicable)

  • Operator chocks the aircraft before removing the strap

  • Operator stows all towing attachments after aircraft is released

Trainer Comments:

  • Comments

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