CONDITIONS

You are a new Flightline Marshaller trainee. Flight line safety and security is your number one priority.

OBJECTIVE

The student should understand the security concerns and requirements for CAP when operating on a flightline.

TRAINING AND EVALUATION

Training Outline

1. Safe expeditious work is necessary for a smooth running flight line. Discerning who should and should not be on the flight line and making sure they enter and leave safely is necessary for flight line security.
1. People on the flight line should have the proper uniforms and equipment.
1. Eye and ear protection
2. Red or Orange vest
3. Highly visible marshalling battons
2. If personnel on the flight line are not Marshallers or aircrew members heading to an aircraft, advise the members to stay behind the caution line.
3. Monitor personnel moving around aircraft to ensure they are conducting themselves safely and efficiently.
4. Vehicles that belong on the flight line are easily identified-work vehicles, fuel trucks, and towing equipment.
5. Other vehicles or personnel should be reported to the Flightline Supervisor.

Additional Information

More detailed information on this topic is available in the Mission Flight Line Reference Text.

Evaluation Preparation

Setup:

Present the student with several opportunities to interact with flight crews, bystanders, and other mission personnel.

Brief Student:

Utilize the briefing and checklist to maintain security on the flight line.

Evaluation

Student must receive a pass on all performance measures to qualify in this task. If the individual fails any measure, show what was done wrong and how to do it correctly.