Course Title

Aircraft Electronics Hazards/Safety Practices

Course Description

In this course the student will student the safety practices and identify the hazards related to working with electric equipment and components. During the course of study, students will learn to hazards and safety practices of working with RF energy, noise, electrical power, microwave energy, hazardous liquids and others. General first aid for electrical shock will be covered.

Contact

Jeff Huffman, TDL Career Cluster Team Leader, 405-743-5145

Knowledge and Skills

*The student will be able to identify basic facts and terms about hazards and safety practices concerning microwave energy.

 *The student will be able to identify basic facts and terminology about hazards and safety practices concerning hazardous liquids to include:

·         Use of MEK

·         Use of Acetone

·         Use of Solvents

·         Use of cleaners and caustic solutions used in electronics

·         How to obtain proper Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) information

 *The student will be able to determine simple facts about practicing Foreign Object Damage (FOD) prevention to include:

·           FOD

·           Tool Control and management

·           Housekeeping

*The student will be able to identify basic facts and terminology about first aid for electrical shock to include:

·         The proper steps to take in case of need for first aid

·         How to rescue someone hurt by electrical shock

                       First aid and CPR

Accountability Measures, Assessments, or Evaluation Procedures

Competency Test:

NCATT Certified Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET)

Industry Alignments

National Center for Aircraft Technician Training (NCATT)

Curriculum Resources

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