Initial Dangerous Goods Pre-Course Study Pack Flashcards

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Flashcards covering general philosophy, classification, labeling, documentation, and emergency procedures for Dangerous Goods based on Ryanair pre-course training materials.

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What is the Ryanair Group policy regarding the carriage of third-party cargo?

It is the group’s policy to only carry our own dangerous goods (e.g., spare parts) and third-party cargo is not carried.

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Which organization provides the 'Technical Instructions for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods'?

ICAO – International Civil Aviation Organisation.

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What is the Ryanair Group restriction regarding passengers and medical oxygen?

Passengers are not permitted to bring their own medical oxygen on board; Ryanair will supply a bottle of portable oxygen for a charge, or approved POC can be used instead.

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Where must organs that are NOT packed in dry ice be stowed, and whose approval is required?

They must be stowed in the flight deck and are always subject to the Captain’s approval.

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What is the requirement for carrying ashes as cabin baggage?

They must be securely packaged in a suitable container with a screw top or lid.

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How many classes of Dangerous Goods are there?

There are 99 classes.

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What hazard is represented by Class 8 Dangerous Goods?

Corrosives, such as acids or wet cell batteries.

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What substances are covered under Class 5 of Dangerous Goods?

Oxidizing Substances and Organic Peroxides.

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Whose responsibility is it to ensure that Dangerous Goods markings and labels are durable, in the correct location, and appropriate?

The shipper.

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What are the minimum dimensions for Hazard Labels on packages?

100×100mm100 \times 100\,\text{mm}.

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What are three physical signs that might indicate the presence of undeclared Dangerous Goods?

Suspicious stains, unusual packaging, or a chemical/irritating odour.

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What document must the commander be provided with regarding Dangerous Goods on board?

NOTOC (Notification to the Captain).

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What does a 'UN Number' consist of?

A four-digit number assigned by the United Nations to identify an article or substance (e.g., UN1234\text{UN1234}).

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In the context of Packing Groups, what does 'PG III' indicate regarding the degree of hazard?

Low danger.

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What prefix is used for packing instructions for 'Limited Quantity' dangerous goods?

The prefix "Y\text{Y}."

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Within what timeframe must all operators report dangerous goods related incidents and accidents to their relevant Civil Aviation Authority?

Within 72hours72\,\text{hours} of the event.

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What does the 'RERG' contain for the crew?

Ryanair Emergency Response Guide; it contains general information for dealing with accidents and provides specific emergency response drill codes.

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In the Emergency Response Drill code, what does the sequence typically consist of?

A digit from 11 to 1212, and one or two letters.

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According to the Aircraft Emergency Response Drills table, what does drill letter 'F' indicate?

Flammable.

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What might extremely hot spots on the cabin floor indicate during a flight?

A problem with dangerous goods in the cargo hold.

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What is the inherent hazard associated with Drill No. 8 in the Emergency Response Drills?

Corrosive; fumes are disabling if inhaled or in contact with skin.