ATA Level 2 - Ramp and Transit Maintenance Training

Target Personnel: Maintenance Managers, Supervisors, Mechanics, Technicians, Q/A Personnel.

Course Objectives: The student will have a working knowledge of Mechanical, Electrical and Powerplant Systems & Avionics System

As we present each ATA Chapter in the classroom, the student will receive a review of the aircraft systemsComponent Locations, Servicing, Minor Maintenance and Troubleshooting that can be accomplished on through flight or transit service within a 30 to 75 minute flight turnaround time frame.

In addition to performing the necessary turnaround servicing, general safety precautions associated with potential hazards that could be encountered during ramp and transit operations, are emphasized such as:
Engine intake and exhaust areas,
APU exhaust,
Inadvertent control surface operation,
Thrust reversers,
400 Hz high voltage precautions,
Transmitting RF energy during refueling and maintenance activities,
Cautions and hazard avoidance associated with systems service during in-transit maintenance,
As well as precautions to be observed during towing, taxiing, push-back operations, and docking.
Through-flight servicing features, as outlined in ATA Chapter 12.