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Maintenance Safety Tip - 1002

FAASTeam library-45408Published July 13, 2010MaintenanceSafety

In Brief

What It Addresses

A ring from your mate is great but a ring on the job will make you sob. This tip is short and sweet.

From the Document: selected source passages, quoted as written, for a quick overview.

FAASTeam Maintenance Safety Tip

By Western-Pacific FAASTeam

February 2010

Finger Rings

A ring from your mate is great but a ring on the job will make you sob. This tip is short and sweet. Do not wear your ring at work. Can’t get it off? Well then, tape it or glove it. Let’s be frank, finger rings and aircraft maintenance do not mix well. Don’t think for a moment that your finger can support your weight if you catch it while jumping to the ground from a ladder, maintenance stand or aircraft. It is also a great conductor for electricity and there is plenty of that around an aircraft. While on this topic, don’t ignore any other jewelry on your body. It goes without saying that jewelry looks great when on a date, but on the job it will ultimately lead to an unpleasant fate.

The FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam) is committed to helping you achieve the highest level of safety by providing "tools" and resources to enhance your knowledge and proficiency. For more information on maintenance safety, go to http://faasafety.gov/AMT/pub/mh.aspx. Send your suggestions for improving maintenance safety to AMT@FAASafety.gov.

Source: Federal Aviation Administration — www.faasafety.gov. Reproduced from the published record; FlightPush adds formatting only.

Author: FAASTeam

FAASTeam library-45408