How Do Aircraft Hangers Protect Your Aviation Parts and Staff?

There are many guidelines that one can follow to ensure safe procedure and management of an aircraft hanger, and following basic checklists can be very helpful in upholding safety. First of all, aircraft hangers can be a very busy and bustling area, so always being aware of one’s surroundings will help mitigate accidents and dangers involving equipment and other personnel. To better protect a hanger and staff, areas should be kept clean from any contaminants, slipping hazards, or other safety risks that can be avoided or removed. Staff should always wear proper protection based on what components and equipment they are working with. Goggles, masks, rubber gloves, and other bodily protection will protect workers from dangers posed by heat, chemicals, flames, and other posed risks. Moving and proceeding slowly around the hanger during operation or transport can help avoid dangers and damages as well. Never should someone be speeding through a hanger on any vehicle.

When transporting an aircraft into or out of a hanger, checking that all aircraft hanger door parts are open and properly out of the way is paramount for safe procedure. A bifold door will open vertically as compared to other types, and workers should guarantee that the wingspan and tail of the aircraft can clear all obstructions to avoid any damage or clipping. After the aircraft is brought into the hanger, a bonding cable can be utilized to ground aircraft before any service is conducted, mitigating risk of built up static electricity and other conduction. There are many aircraft parts and equipment that may be stored within a hanger including tugs, hoses, chemicals, and other components that must be properly stored and protected.

Altogether, there are many procedures and guidelines that can be followed to best protect all that is housed by your aircraft hanger. Proper safety can safeguard staff and equipment, as well as prevent spending money on damages caused by negligence and mishandled equipment such as aircraft hanger door parts or tugs. Having all of your workers be aware of proper procedures and safety will go a long way for the wellbeing of everyone and efficiency of operation.

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