Crew Notes; Month 10 Flashcards
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0
Q
Runway #s based on 360 degree compass
A
- Runway 9 = 90 Degree
- Runway 27 = 270 Degree
- Runway 4 = 40 Degree
- Runway 22 = 220 Degree
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Q
FBO
A
Fixed Based Operators
2
Q
Compass Rose
A
Planes check their compass before flight (Historic)
3
Q
Taxiways
A
- Alpha
- Bravo
- Charlie
4
Q
Utility Road
A
-No communication necessary with the tower
5
Q
Taxiway and Runway
A
-Mandatory to communicate tower
6
Q
Lighting
- Runways
- Taxiways
- End of Runway
A
- Runways = Always White
- Taxiways = Blue
- End of Runway = Last 1000’ Red
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Q
Tower Gun Lights
- Flashing White
- Flashing Red
- Steady Green
- Alternating Red/Green
- Flashing Red
A
-Allows visual communication with tower if unable to have verbal communication.
- Flashing White = Return to starting point on airport.
- Flashing Red = Clear the taxiway/runway
- Steady Green = Go
- Alternating Red/Green = Exercise Extreme Caution
- Red = Stop
8
Q
Security, Incident at Airport, Staging of Crews
A
- Incoming crews will stage at the West Ramp
- ARFF will contact maintenance guys, maintenance guys will communicate with tower to get staged apparatus to the accident scene.
9
Q
J.R. Helicopters, Gate
A
Gate that leads to Airport Ln, will get you to the armory.
10
Q
Airpark Gate
A
We don’t have access to this gate yet.
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Q
Aerial Operations and Wind
A
- If the flag is straight out then the wind is 30mph
- Can’t operate aerial if wind is 30mph or more.
12
Q
Military Aircraft (Light/Heavy)
A
-All military aircraft are considered heavy.
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Q
Alert 1
A
-Reporting Difficulties
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Q
Alert 2
A
Serious Problem
15
Q
Alert 3
A
Accident has occurred
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Q
Alert 1 (ARFF Response)
A
-Pull out and sit on apron
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Q
Alert 2 (ARFF Response)
A
-Stage behind incoming aircraft and then be there to follow them down the runway.
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Q
Where do most aircraft accidents occur?
A
With in 5 miles of take off or landing.
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Q
Red Phone
A
-Used for a Critical Incident
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Q
What is the information that we need to obtain if we answer the red phone?
A
- Aircraft
- Emergency
- Runway
- ETA
- Passengers
- Fuel
- Ordnance
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Q
Communications
- Yakima Ground
- Yakima Tower (Air Frequency)
A
- Yakima Ground = 121.900
- Yakima Tower (Air Frequency) = 133.250
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Q
ARFF Radio
Left vs. Right
A
Left = Tower Right = Suncom
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Q
SIDA
A
Security Identification Display Area
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Airport Signs and Markings
Solid Yellow
-Middle of Taxiway
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Airport Markings and Signs
White
Service Road
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Airport Markings and Signs
Yellow with Dashes
Separates movement from non movement
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Airport Markings and Signs
Black background, with Yellow Letters/Numbers
Where you are
Yellow on black is where you are at
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Airport Markings and Signs
Yellow Background with Black Lettering
Telling you where you are.
Black on Yellow guides a fellow
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Airport Markings and Signs
Double Solid, Double Dotted Line (Yellow)
Hold up don't go any further
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Airport Markings and Signs
Yellow
Taxiway
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Airport Markings and Signs
White
Runway
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Airport Markings and Signs
Black Sign with White #s
- Feel until the end of the runway.
| - 2 = 2,000 ft. until the end of the runway.
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Load Shift Monitor
-Beeping tells you to slow down around corners.
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FLER (Infrared Camera)
- Our camera is pointed to the back.
| - Can rotate it to face forward.
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Refueling Center for Airplanes
There is an emergency shut off
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ARFF Controls
Right Joystick
Bumper Turret
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ARFF Controls
Left Joystick
-Roof Turret
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ARFF Controls
Dry Chemical
?????
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VASI
Lights
Visual Approach Slope Indicator
2 Sets of Lights
- White over White - To High (High as a Kite)
- Red over White, - Just Right
- Red over Read, -To Low (You're Dead)
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PAPI
Lights
Precision Approach Path Indicator
- 4 Sets of Lights
- White, White, Red, Red = Correct glide slope for landing
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ARFF Controls
How to Turn on
(Right to Left, three Buttons)
Master
Ignition
Start
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What color light does every vehicle have to have on the airport?
Yellow or Amber flashing light
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Purple K
- Foam Type????
- Nitrogen Propulsion
- Dry Chem
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Where would the I.C. have their command post during an MCI at the airport?
Watch Desk Station 94
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What is the deluge?
-Small nozzles that will push water onto the windshield to keep the windshield cool.
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Tower Phone
- Red Phone
- Daily Phone Check (Call the tower, tower calls us, we don't pick up until dispatch picks up.
- When we pick up the phone it will automatically call the (Tower and Dispatch)
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Airport Board
- Black book flight guide
- Binoculars
- World Aircraft
- Military (Always Heavy)
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SOP 4.303
| ERS (Logging Tower Phone Test)
- Add to log on ERS
- Date/Time
- Activity Code T/P
- Apparatus
- Me
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SOP 4.304
| Locating Overdue Aircraft
- Obtain #, Make, Model, Color, Call Back #
- Search Ramps and Runways
- Monitor Channel 5
- Report to searching agency
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SOP 4.305
| FAA Safety Check of Runways and Navaids
- FOD, Lights, Gates, WC check this (Saturday, Sunday, Legal Holidays)
- REIL (one on each corner of runway, white lights)
- ALS (approach landing system) - White Lights
- NOTAM = Note to airman
- Airfield Conditions Report = Place into completed runway check sheets
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SOP 4.317
| Standby for Final Airline Flight/Landing
.
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Airport Operating Hours
6am to 10pm
Beacon and emergency light
ARFF, 2-94, and E94 (Airport Radio and Suncomm Radio)
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Airport Closes
- Dim Lights (3 Clicks)
| - Plane 5 Clicks, Increase intensity of the lights
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SOP 4.316
- Airlift Northwest N#AL
- They have priority over everything
- Usually transferring to the plane
- Potential Crash = Automatic Heavy Response, Already have one person in critical condition.
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Notes from Multi Company Drill
- Open hydrant on pump panel quickly.
- Plenty of water but hitting pump capacity and (250 PSI)
- Plenty of water but hitting 5" hose Capacity at (200 PSI)
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ARFF is great to learn
-Pump and Rolling
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ARFF MCI
-Have to stay in Rig during the MCI
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Michelson Fire Notes
Make sure everyone is wearing SCBA
Big Kink in supply line to TK 93
Called for TK 93 right away
Pete Day, make sure to get the most water from your hydrant.
TK 91 2 1/2, E91 relay pumped 5" to TK 91
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Type of Aircraft Power Point
(Training Division, ARFF FAA Iternerary Only, Feb, Monthly Power Point
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Booster Reel on ARFF 94
-100' of 1" Booster (Water, Foam, and Purple K)
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Halon Ext.
(ARFF 2-94)
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Extinguishers on ARFF 94
- B:C
- Halatron (Electronics, Clean Agent, Oxygen Displacement)
- Class D Ext, (Pressure Cartridge)
- A:B:C
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3 Biggest Hazards at Plane Crash
1. Propellers
2. Exhaust
3. Fuel
- Slides, People, Projectiles
- Approach slowly and keep distance
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Horizon Plane Tour
- APU (Auxillary Engine, Similar to an alternator)
- EPU (Emergency Power Unit)
- 2 Engines
- Fuel System
- Instrument System
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Military Aircraft
-Cut out labeled
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Horizon Plane Access Ports
Engine
| Exhaust
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Horizon Plane
- Tire overpressure plugs (hazard)
- Approach from 6 or 12
- Emergency doors are marked
- Hazards slides
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ARFF Scenarios with Elmo
- Where is the fire getting pushed to?
- Communicate with the pilot.
- #1 Objective: Life Safety
- Be aggressive, knock it down and reposition.
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What is the ground frequency?
121.900
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What is the tower frequency?
133.250
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Keys
- Big Key
- Little Key
- Big Key = Gates with Big Padlock
| - Little Key = Airport Maintenance, Terminal, Admin Office
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Terminal Doors (Fire Alarm)
-Fire Alarm unlocks security doors in the terminal so people can escape.
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Halon 1211
- Usable on Electronic Equipment
- Chemically disrupts combustion
- Gaseous flooding agent, leaves no residue.
- ABC Fires
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Purple K
- Class B
- Prevents chemical chain reaction
- Helps exclude oxygen from the fire
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Class D Extinguishers
- Used on Metal
| - Dry powder
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Alaska Airlines Flight Times
6: 00 outbound
10: 50 inbound
11: 25 outbound
17: 10 inbound
17: 45 outbound
23: 35 inbound
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Sun Country Charter
3/26
| 12:00
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Starting ARFF 2-94
Starting
1. Master SW
2. Ignition SW
3. Engine Start
4. Radio
Engine Turn Off
1. Hit engine stop 1st
2. Then turn off master
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ARFF Accident
- Spray from upwind
- Protect exits
- Protect exposures
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Where are the drain shut offs?
- Right behind ALS
- Between the self service fuel and the airport salon.
- In front of Noland Decoto
- To the east of the fuel fill on the west ramp.
