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    ATG9 Moving Vehicles

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    This document discusses common vehicle hazards at airports, including vehicles moving passengers and providing services near aircraft, as well as vehicles preparing for push-back. It notes that vehicle accidents can result in substantial costs to employers through lost time, sickness, and overtime. The document suggests controls like segregating vehicles and pedestrians when possible, providing well-organized traffic routes, adequate lighting, clear traffic rules and speed limits, driver training, using a guide for reversing, and vehicle maintenance programs to help address these hazards.

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    This document discusses common vehicle hazards at airports, including vehicles moving passengers and providing services near aircraft, as well as vehicles preparing for push-back. It notes that vehicle accidents can result in substantial costs to employers through lost time, sickness, and overtime. The document suggests controls like segregating vehicles and pedestrians when possible, providing well-organized traffic routes, adequate lighting, clear traffic rules and speed limits, driver training, using a guide for reversing, and vehicle maintenance programs to help address these hazards.

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    This document discusses common vehicle hazards at airports, including vehicles moving passengers and providing services near aircraft, as well as vehicles preparing for push-back. It notes that vehicle accidents can result in substantial costs to employers through lost time, sickness, and overtime. The document suggests controls like segregating vehicles and pedestrians when possible, providing well-organized traffic routes, adequate lighting, clear traffic rules and speed limits, driver training, using a guide for reversing, and vehicle maintenance programs to help address these hazards.

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    ATG9 Moving Vehicles

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    This document discusses common vehicle hazards at airports, including vehicles moving passengers and providing services near aircraft, as well as vehicles preparing for push-back. It notes that vehicle accidents can result in substantial costs to employers through lost time, sickness, and overtime. The document suggests controls like segregating vehicles and pedestrians when possible, providing well-organized traffic routes, adequate lighting, clear traffic rules and speed limits, driver training, using a guide for reversing, and vehicle maintenance programs to help address these hazards.

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    Moving

    vehicles
    Common hazards
    - Vehicles moving to and from stand and
    alongside aircraft
    - Buses delivering passengers to and from a
    stand
    - Vehicles positioned alongside an aircraft to
    provide a service
    - Vehicles at the head of a stand preparing
    for push-back

    Consequences
    - Substantial costs to an employer through
    lost time, sickness absence, retraining and
    overtime cover
    - Injured person may struggle to perform their
    job correctly and there may be an impact on
    their lifestyle and future prospects

    Suggested controls
    - Segregate vehicles from pedestrians (including
    passengers), where reasonably practicable
    - Provide well-organised traffic routes
    - Provide adequate apron lighting
    - Set clear policies for operating vehicles at
    night and in bad weather
    - Set clear airside traffic rules on speed limits
    - Make sure drivers are given training and
    refresher training
    - Use a banks person for all vehicle-reversing
    - Introduce comprehensive vehicle maintenance
    programmes
    For more information

    ATG9 Call the IOSH Aviation and Aerospace Group on


    +44 (0)116 257 3100 or email www.iosh.co.uk/
    AIRCRAFT TURNROUND GUIDANCE SERIES aviationgroup

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