Dangerous Goods for Ramp Exam

Notify a ramp lead or crew chief - Answer- What should you do if a bag being checked in shows visible frost stains or is making a hissing sound? In a manner that will prevent any shifting or changes in the positioning - Answer- How should packages containing dangerous goods be secured in the aircraft? There are dangerous goods planned for the flight and a bin location must be entered - Answer- What does it mean if the flight you're working has a flight plan in Auto-NOTOC? Assign a bin location in Auto-NOTOC - Answer- What must a ramp lead or crew chief complete prior to loading a dangerous goods shipment? Dangerous Goods Segregation chart - Answer- What chart should you use to determine if different types of dangerous goods can be loaded in the same compartment of an aircraft? Contact the COC for guidance - Answer- What do you do first if Auto-NOTOC is not available? Cargo Operations Center - Answer- COC Web Reference - Answer- What is a good resource if you have dangerous goods acceptance questions? Shifting center of gravity, visible frost stains, very cold temperature, making noise - Answer- Common signs undeclared dangerous goods might be inside? Forbidden to transport - Answer- Using the Dangerous Goods Segregation chart, what does an Ø indicate? Notification to Captain - Answer- Auto-NOTOC Acceptable to put in some ULDs or compartments - Answer- Using the Dangerous Goods Segregation chart, what does an - indicate? Must be loaded into different ULDs or compartments - Answer- Using the Dangerous Goods Segregation chart, what does a NO indicate? Unit Load Devices - Answer- ULD