Aircraft Electronics Technician AET - NCATT
Aircraft Electronics Technician AET - NCATT
Aircraft Electronics Technician AET - NCATT
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<strong>NCATT</strong> <strong>Aircraft</strong> <strong>Electronics</strong> <strong>Technician</strong> (<strong>AET</strong>) Study Guide<br />
• OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.120<br />
o Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response OSHA standard<br />
• Permissible Exposure Levels (PEL)<br />
o Allowable level for a hazardous substance in the “breathing” air in which<br />
employees are exposed<br />
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)<br />
o Shields or isolates individuals from chemical, physical, and biologic hazards that<br />
may be encountered at a hazardous substance site<br />
o For example, respirators must be worn when employees are exposed to high<br />
levels of hazardous substances in the air<br />
• Physical Health Hazards<br />
o Includes fires, dangerous reactions, and explosions<br />
• Use of MSDS<br />
o See Hazardous Materials Handling/Material Safety Data Sheets<br />
• Workplace Communication Programs<br />
o OSHA requires all employers to provide information to their employees about the<br />
hazardous materials and chemicals to which they are exposed by means of a<br />
hazard communication program<br />
o Workplace communications programs include labels and other forms of warning,<br />
Material Safety Data Sheets, and information and training<br />
o In addition, it is mandatory that distributors transmit OSHA required information<br />
to employers who purchase their products<br />
24. FOD Prevention<br />
<strong>NCATT</strong> Level 1a<br />
Outcome: A successful education or training outcome for this task/subject will produce an<br />
individual who is extremely limited in the performance task of “FOD Prevention”. The<br />
individual will be able to do simple parts of the task. He or she will need to be told or shown<br />
how to do most of the task. In addition, he or she can name parts, tools and simple facts about the<br />
task. The following is a minimum list of terms and task associated with this subject.<br />
Practice FOD Prevention:<br />
Individuals should be able to explain FOD prevention and accountability with reference to the<br />
following terms:<br />
• FOD (Foreign Object Debris)<br />
o Substance, debris, or article alien to a vehicle or system that has invaded the<br />
product and could cause damage<br />
• FOD (Foreign Object Damage)<br />
o Any damage or incident attributed to a foreign object that can be expressed in<br />
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