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MIL-M-81260A(AS)
and other hazardous areas peculiar to the particular aircraft shall be included.
General safety information contain in standard safety manuals shall not be
repeated herein.
It is not the intent of this specification to
require coverage of general safety require-
ments; only that safety information peculiar
to the aircraft on which maintenance is to
be performed.
3.4.3.2.4.1
Aircraft Walkways. - An illustration shall be included and
shall depict all walkways and no-step areas.
3.4.3.2.5
Connecting External Equipment. - Instructions shall be pro-
vided for connecting electrical power, pneumatic and hydraulic power, air
conditioning, and other equipment used in organizational maintenance functions.
3.4.3.2.6
Storage. - Instructions shall be provided for stowage of
loose and emergency equipment, such as ground safety locks and pins, slings,
jacks, ladders, tools, covers, anchors, life rafts, first aid kits, flares, and
other items in these categories as well as loose electrical and electronic comec-
tors which may be installed for specific missions.
Engine Operation, Ground Handling, and Servicing
3.4.3.3
Engine Operation. - Instructions shall be included for air-
3.4.3.3.1
craft ground operation. The ground operation shall consist of engine start and
runup required to perform the cockpit engine check, cockpit check of functional
systems, such as flight control systems, cockpit climatic control systems,
pressurization, etc. Normal and emergency engine shutdown procedures shall
also be included.
Ground Handling Instructions. - Complete instructions shall
3.4.3.3.2
be provided for ground handling. Instructions shall include concise and complete
instructions and precautions required by such conditions as extreme cold, heat,
humidity, dust, high winds, `etc. Instructions for aircraft handling, mooring of
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