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GM2 ORGH.TRG.100(c) Training and assessment programme
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-23597
ED Decision 2025/007/R
found in: Ground Handling (GH) (2025/23 and 2025/20) (Nov 2025)
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##### GM2 ORGH.TRG.100(c) Training and assessment programme *ED Decision 2025/007/R* **AWARENESS TRAINING ON SAFETY IN TURNAROUND ACTIVITIES ON THE APRON DURING AIRCRAFT REFUELLING AND DEFUELLING** It is recommended that the training material supporting [AMC4 ORGH.TRG.100(c)](#_DxCrossRefBm752106677) follow the JIG standards and cover the following aspects as a minimum: (a) for all GH personnel performing tasks around the aircraft at the same time (during turnaround): (1) the work environment and the importance of situational awareness in staying safe and keeping others safe; (2) the dangers of fuelling — what can go wrong during aircraft refuelling (e.g. ground damage or incidents involving hydrant pits or fuel trucks); (3) fuel spillage; (4) fuelling safety zone; (5) how to stop a fuelling vehicle if the operator is incapacitated; (6) emergency stop button; (b) for personnel performing tasks related to fuelling operations, in addition to the elements of point (a): (1) fuel knowledge and basic safety, bonding, public protection, fire classification and extinguisher types, control of access to storage areas, fire safety and misfuelling prevention; (2) regular testing and checks of fuel, hoses and electrical bonding; (3) procedures for ensuring fuel quality in storage or prior to refuelling (as appropriate); (4) manoeuvring of elevating platforms; (5) securing the fuel truck to prevent movement during fuelling; (6) walkaround of the fuel vehicle before moving; (7) fire extinguishers, including hand‑held fire extinguisher training; (8) operation of fuel truck or other equipment used for refuelling/defuelling; (9) aerodromes’ local procedures; (10) human factors, including elements of enhancing situational awareness; (11) additional elements necessary for fuelling supervisors.