JA43E_Mountain_Home_Electrical_Training_Tasks_List_J43-Exhibt_v03_29Sep10.xls

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Attached to: Privatization of the existing electrical utility system located at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho
Solicitation number: GS-00P-11-BSC-0806
Issued by: General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Central Office Energy Division

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J43 Task

MASTER TASK LIST - Electrical (AFS-3E0X1) Mountain Home AFB
OFFERORS NOTES:
1. This document corresponds to the 3E0X1 CFETP, dated 1 October 2007.
2. It is not the government user’s intent that an individual course be developed for each listed task. Conversely, it is strongly suggested that the offer or logically group similar-type tasks into a series of course instructional blocks. A typical course instructional block example can be found in the Career Field Education Training Plan (CFETP) Quality Training Package (QTP). A current copy can be obtained from Air Force e-Pubs @ http://www.e-publishing.af.mil/shared/media/epubs/CFETP3E0X1.pdf
3. A variety of references may be used to develop course instructional block curriculum (to include identified Air Force standards and reference material). Regardless of the choice, any curriculum developed shall reflect only those approved standards/techniques used throughout the industry. Questions relating to the description of a particular task requirement (to include queries on proposed training standards, methods, and instructional block composition) shall be forwarded to the contracting officer for consultation and clarification.
4. Training identified in the following task numbers with an oblonged circle () will be accomplished with conductors/circuits "de-energized". Note: Some tasks will require energizing a conductor/circuit to train on test equipment and to ensure circuits are operational. Contractors are responsible for providing training identified on this Master Task List which contains tasks relevant to safety and electrical distribution equipment/components for installing, maintaining and repairing utilities that were awarded in the privatization contract.
* A core task that must be met and signed off by the trainer, certifier & trainee in order for trainee to be qualifed to work on the system at the AF 5-skill Level.
** A core task, that must be met and signed off by the trainer, certifier & trainee in order for trainee to be qualifed to work on the system at the AF 7-skill Level.
Task #	Task Title/Performance Objective	Student Required Frequency	QT Qty/Hrs	UGT Qty/Hrs
8	8. AFSC SPECIFIC SAFETY STANDARDS

Ref: AFI 32-1064; AFOSH STD 91-10, 91-25; American Red Cross Adult CPR Handbook, American Heart Association; AFOSH 91-501; UFC 3-560-01; NFPA 70E

8.2.	Install
8.2.2.1 & 8.2.2.2	Task Title: Safety Standards for AFSs, Confined space, safe entry procedures, test and ventilate for safe entry. Performance Objective: Students will open the access point to an enclosed space, test, and then ventilate the air within that space, re-test the air following ventilation, and then enter the space.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
8.3.	Perform Resuce
8.3.1	Task Title: Safety Standards for AFSs, Perform rescue, Pole top. Performance Objective: Given an overhead line rescue situation, understand and implement procedures associated with pole top rescue operations.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
8.3.1.1	Task Title: Safety Standards for AFSs, Perform rescue, Bucket Truck. Performance Objective: Given an overhead line rescue situation, understand and implement procedures associated with Bucket Truck rescue operations.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
8.3.2	Task Title: Safety Standards for AFSs, Perform rescue, manhole. Performance Objective: Given a manhole rescue situation, understand and implement procedures associated with man hole rescue operations.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
8.4.	Conduct supervisory safety assessment of:
8.4.1.1 & 8.4.1.2	Task Title: Maintenance of distribution system. Performance Objective: Maintenance of distribution system over and under 600 volts.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
8.4.2.1 & 8.4.2.2	Task Title: Work on de-energized circuits. Performance Objective: Work on de-energized circuits over and under 600 volts.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
8.5.	Conduct safety inspections:
* 8.5.1 & 8.5.2	Task Title: Hotline tools and Rubber protective equipment. Performance Objective: Conduct safety inspections of hotline tools and rubber.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
13	13. SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT

Ref: AFI 32-1064; AFOSH STD 91-10, Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook; ANSI C-2; National Electrical Safety Code

13.2.	Install
13.2.1	Task Title: Substation equipment, Install, Potential transformers Performance Objective: Using hand tools, safety equipment, and blocking and tagging procedures safely install potential transformers.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
13.2.2	Task Title: Substation equipment, Install, Current transformers. Performance Objective: Using hand tools, safety equipment, and blocking and tagging procedures safely install current transformers.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
13.4.	Troubleshoot substation equipment.
13.4	Task Title: Substation equipment, Inspect/Troubleshoot substation equipment. Performance Objective: Using hand tools, safety equipment, and blocking and tagging procedures inspect/troubleshoot substation equipment to restore correct operations.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
14	14. OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

Ref: AFM 88-9; AFJMAN 32-1082; AFIs 32-1031, 32-1064, 32-1063; AFOSH STD 91-10, 91-501; Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook; ANSI C-2; National Electrical Code; Hot Stick Manual (AB Chance)

	14.1.	Climb Poles
	* 14.1.1	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Climb poles, using gaffs.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
		Performance Objective: Use approved methods to safely ascend and descend a wooden utility pole. Accomplish this task using required climbing equipment without falling.
	* 14.1.2	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Climb poles, working on pole components. Performance Objective: Using approved methods, safely belt-in and un-belt using a safety strap to circle, hitchhike up & down, and obtain a correct work position on a wooden utility pole. Accomplish this task using required climbing equipment without falling.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.1.3	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Climb poles, traversing obstacles. Performance Objective: Using approved methods, safely traverse a single crossarm, double crossarm or clevis to obtain a work position on a wooden utility pole. Accomplish this task using required climbing equipment without falling.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.2.	Handle Poles
	14.2.	Install
	14.2.1	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Handle poles, Load/Unload poles. Performance Objective: Using approved industry standards, safely handle, load, and unload poles. Accomplish this task without damaging the pole.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.2.2	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Handle poles, Transport poles. Performance Objective: Using approved industry standards safely transport pole to and from work sites. Accomplish this task without damaging the pole.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
	14.2.3	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Handle poles, Frame poles. Performance Objective: Using approved industry standards safely frame a three-phase wood pole on the ground.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
	14.2.4	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Handle poles, Set utility poles. Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, safely install a 40 ft wooden pole.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
	14.3.1 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Guys. Performance Objective: Using a variation of gauged wires, properly install guys such as Sidewalk, Overhead, Span, Down, and Stub guys.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	* 14.3.2 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Overhead line conductors. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use necessary equipment to safely install, sag, secure, and energize overhead line conductors.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
	14.3.3 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Anchors Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, properly calculate anchor installation points/depths and install anchors.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
	14.3.4.	Pole Equipment
	* 14.3.4.1 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Pole equipment, Conductor support devices. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use necessary equipment to safely install conductor support devises such as Wooden crossarms, epoxy arms, pin insulators, suspension insulators, and spool insulators.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
	* 14.3.4.2 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Pole equipment, Transformers. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use necessary equipment to safely and properly install transformers using three approaches; installation manually (using a tagline, block & tackle, and transformer gin) directly to utility pole, installation manually using cluster brackets, and installation mechanically (no block & tackle or transformer gin) using a derrick truck winch.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	* 14.3.4.3	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Pole equipment, Protective devices. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use necessary equipment to safely and properly install over voltage/current protective devises such as lightning arresters and fuse cutouts.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	* 14.3.7	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Grounding set Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, properly determine grounding set requirements and install on overhead lines.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
	14.3.8	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Proper use of hot sticks for energized work, open/close fused cutouts and solid blades, install/remove hot line taps with hot line clamps Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, properly use hot sticks, energized cutouts, and hot line clamps on overhead lines.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
	14.3.8.	Services
	14.3.8.1 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Service, Drops. Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, accurately determine service drop wire dimension and distance. Use acquired information to safely install drop from the service entrance to the transformer.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	5
	14.3.8.2 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Install, Service, Laterals Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, safely install service lateral.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.4	Inspect Poles
	* 14.4	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Inspect poles and installed equipment. Performance Objective: Given equipment, safely perform an inspection of an overhead distribution system pole and installed equipment.	Annual	22	/	3	6	/	10
	14.6.	Perform recurring maintenance on overhead distribution equipment
	14.6	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Perform recurring maintenance on overhead distribution equipment Performance Objective: Using hand tools, test equipment, and blocking and tagging procedures perform recurring maintenance on overhead distribution equipment.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.7.	Isolate system faults.
	14.7 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Isolate system faults. Performance Objective: Using test equipment, safety equipment, and blocking and tagging procedures isolate system faults for repair or replacement.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.8 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Splice de-energized overhead conductor. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use necessary equipment to safely and properly install a compression sleeve splice and an automatic tension splice on de-energized overhead conductors.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
	14.9 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Splice non-energized overhead conductor
Performance Objective: Given various scenarios use necessary safety and hot line equipment to safely and properly splice non-energized overhead conductors.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
	14.12 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Transfer de-energized conductors from old pole to new pole Performance Objective: After reaching a working position on the pole, use necessary safety and hotline equipment to properly transfer de-energized conductors from an old pole to an adjacent new pole.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
	* 14.14 ()	Task Title: Overhead distribution systems, Perform transformer connections. Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, select the proper method to make internal and external connections to a de-energized pole mounted transformer.	Annual	22	/	11	6	/	12
	15. UNDERGROUND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

Ref: AFM 88-9; AFJAM 32-1082; AFI 32-1064; AFOSH STD 91-10, 91-25; Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook; ANSI C-2; National Electrical Safety Code

15.1.	Install
15.1.1	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Direct burial cable. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly install direct burial cable.	Annual	22	/	3	6	/	10
15.1.2	Underground Duct Systems
15.1.2	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Underground duct systems.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
	Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly select and install earthen buried plastic duct systems.
15.1.3	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Underground cable in duct Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly install direct buried cable through a plastic duct system.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
15.1.4	Transformers
* 15.1.4.1	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Transformers, On pads. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly position, place, anchor (if required), connect and energize a transformer on a concrete or equivalent type pad.	Annual	22	/	4	6	/	12
15.1.4.2	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Transformers, In Vaults. Performance Objective: Using lifting equipment such as forklift or line truck and working in a two or three man team, install a transformer in a vault.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
* 15.1.5	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Install, Transformers, Grounding set. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly install a grounding set on a pad mounted transformer.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
15.2.	Splice High Voltage Underground Cable
* 15.2.1	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Splice high voltage underground cable, Using tape. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly apply the correct layers of rubber, plastic, semi conductive, and conductive tape to perform a tape splice on a single conductor, jacketed primary cable.	Annual	22	/	3	6	/	10
15.2.2	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Splice high voltage underground cable, Using pre-form kits. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly apply a Slip-On Splice and a Heat Shrink Spice to a single conductor, jacketed primary cable.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
* 15.3	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Terminate high voltage underground cable. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, fabricate a cold shrink type termination and a tape termination to a single conductor, jacketed primary cable.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
15.4.	Inspect
15.4.1	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Inspect, Termination. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly check terminations for serviceability and maintenance.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
15.4.2	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Inspect, Underground splices. Performance Objective: Properly check underground splices for serviceability and maintenance.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
15.5	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Perform High Potential DC Test on Underground Cable. Performance Objective: Using a high potential test set (hy-pot) and a high voltage fault locator (thumper), perform a high potential DC Test on an underground cable.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
15.6	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Troubleshoot underground cables for faults. Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, troubleshoot duct housed and direct burial cable for opens, shorts and grounds; conduct locates using a megohmmeter in conjunction with a cable tracer/fault locator.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
* 15.7	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Trace underground cables with a cable test set. Performance Objective: Using industry accepted trace equipment, trace the location and direction of direct burial cable.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
15.8	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Isolate system faults Performance Objective: Use approved industry standards to properly and safely isolate (remove voltage from) a system fault.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
* 15.9	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Fabricate 200 amp load break elbow and 600 amp dead break elbow. Performance Objective: Using applicable load break elbow kit instructions, properly prepare for and install a load break elbow.	Annual	22	/	4	6	/	10
* 15.9.1	Task Title: Underground distribution systems, Remove and install 200 amp load break elbows "energized" using hot sticks and arc flash protective clothing. Performance Objective: Using applicable load break elbow kit instructions, properly remove and install a 200 ampload break elbow.	Annual	22	/	4	6	/	10
TASK #18 – LIGHTING SYSTEMS (STREET, TRAFFIC, FACILITY, SECURITY, RECREATIONAL) AF Standards/References: AFJMAN 32-1082; Facilities Engineering, Electrical Exterior Facilities Mfg Manuals/Instr ; NFPA 70E; UFC 3-560-01
18.1.	Install
18.1.2	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Install, Quartz fixtures. Performance Objective: Using applicable manufactures manuals and instructions, properly prepare for and install a Quartz Light Fixture.	Annual		/			/
18.1.3	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Install, Lighting control components Performance Objective: Using necessary equipment, properly install per manufacture guidance a Central “type” lighting control (i.e. Time switch with an astronomical dial and Contactors controlled by a photo cell) and a Integral “type” control (i.e. Photo cells on each luminaire) on a designated lighting system.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
18.2.	Adjust
18.2.1	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Adjust, Controls. Performance Objective: Using applicable manufactures manuals and instructions, properly adjust time switch, contactor, and photo cell lighting system controls.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
18.2.2	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Adjust, Fixtures. Performance Objective: Using applicable manufactures manuals and instructions, properly adjust street, security, and recreational light fixtures.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
18.3	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Re-lamp lighting system Performance Objective: Using applicable manufactures manuals and instructions, properly re-lamp street, security, and recreational light fixtures.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	2
18.4	Task Title: Lighting Systems (Street, Security, Recreational), Troubleshoot lighting system. Performance Objective: Using applicable manufactures manuals and instructions, properly troubleshoot and repair street, security, and recreational lighting systems.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	6
TASK #20 – ELECTRICAL GROUND SYSTEMS AF Standards/References: AFI 32-1065, NFPA77,NFPA 780, IEEE Standard 142; NFPA 70E; UFC 3-560-01
20.2.	Install
20.2.1	Task Title: Electrical ground systems, Install, Primary distribution system grounds. Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, properly determine ground requirements and install on primary distribution systems.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
20.3.	Maintain
20.3.2	Task Title: Electrical ground systems, Maintain, Primary distribution grounds. Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, properly maintain the permanent grounds on a primary distribution system.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
20.4.	Test
20.4.2	Task Title: Electrical ground systems, Test, Primary distribution system grounds Performance Objective: Use portable ground testing equipment or the three-point method to determine the maximum permissible resistance for grounds and grounding systems. Resistance requirements will be predicated on departmental standards, ANSI C2 requirements, or the national electric code.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
20.5.	Troubleshoot
20.5.1	Task Title: Electrical ground systems, Troubleshoot, Primary distribution system grounds. Performance Objective: Using all necessary equipment, troubleshoot the permanent grounds on a primary distribution system.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
TASK #22 – TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT AF Standards/References: AFI 32-1064; NFPA 70E; T.O.s 31-10-3, 32-1-2, 32-1-101, 32-1-151, AFOSH STD 91-10; Hot Sticks Manual (AB CHANCE); ANSI C-2; National Electric Safety Code; UFC 3-560-01
22.1.	Maintain
22.1.1 **	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Hotline tools. Performance Objective: Given appropriate hotline tools and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), use materials such as dry tarpaulins, clean rags, hot-stick nonconductive pole cleaner, hot-stick wax, methyl ethyl kettle (MEK) or acetone, Epoxyglas Bond, and a DC hi-pot test set to inspect, maintain, and test hotline tools. Tested Hotline tools IAW American National Standards Institute/American Society for Testing Materials (ANSI or ASTM) standards.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
22.1.2 **	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Rubber Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Performance Objective: Given appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), use American National Standards Institute/American Society for Testing Materials (ANSI or ASTM) standards to properly inspect, maintain, and test rubber PPE.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
22.1.3.	Protective Equipment
22.1.3.1	Task Title: Maintain protective equipment Performance Objective: Rubber	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.1.3.2	Task Title: Maintain protective equipment Performance Objective: Polyethylene	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.1.4	Task Title: Maintain Performance Objective: Pole trailer	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.1.5	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Reel jacks. Performance Objective: Use applicable manufactures manuals and/or agreed upon government standards to inspect and maintain reel jacks.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.1.7	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Handline. Performance Objective: Use applicable manufactures manuals and/or agreed upon government standards to inspect and maintain handlines.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.1.8	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Block & tackle. Performance Objective: Use applicable manufactures manuals and/or agreed upon government standards to inspect and maintain a block and tackle assembly.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	5
22.1.9	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Chain hoist Performance Objective: Use applicable manufactures manuals and/or agreed upon government standards to inspect and maintain a chain hoist.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	3
22.1.10 *	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Maintain, Climbing equipment. Performance Objective: Given appropriate climbing equipment, use materials such as neutral soap, neatsfoot oil, a gaff gauge, a file and a cleaning cloth to properly inspect and maintain climbing equipment.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.4	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Test hotline tools. Performance Objective: Use manufactures manuals and an industry approved portable hot stick tester to test hot line tools.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	3
22.5.	Use Test Equipment
22.5.4	Task Title: Use test equipment Performance Objective: Megohmmeter	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.5.11	Task Title: Use test equipment Performance Objective: Infrared scanner	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.5.12	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Use test equipment, Gas detector Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use manufacturer’s manuals and an industry approved gas detector to inspect confined spaces for combustible /toxic gases.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
22.5.13	Task Title: Use test equipment Performance Objective: Hot stick tester	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
22.5.14 *	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Use test equipment, High voltage phase tester Performance Objective: Given various distribution and transmission circuits, use the high voltage phase tester to measure varying levels of AC voltage.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
22.5.15	Task Title: Use test equipment Performance Objective: Relay tester	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	6
22.5.18	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Use test equipment, Cable locator Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use manufacturer’s manuals and an industry approved cable locator to properly locate direct buried cable.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	4
22.5.19	Task Title: Use test equipment Performance Objective: High potential DC tester	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
22.5.20	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Use test equipment, High voltage audible indicator Performance Objective: Given various scenarios, use manufacturer’s manuals and an industry approved high voltage audible indicator to locate direct buried cable.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	2
* 22.6	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Perform operator’s maintenance on aerial lift truck with insulated bucket Performance Objective: Given any commercially approved aerial lift truck with an insulated bucket, use manufacturer’s manuals & periodic maintenance standards to conduct pre, during, and post operational checks.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
* 22.7	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Perform operator’s maintenance on line maintenance truck Performance Objective: Given any commercially approved Line maintenance truck, use manufacturer’s manuals and periodic maintenance standards to conduct pre, during, and post operational checks.	Annual	22	/	2	6	/	8
* 22.8	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Operate aerial lift truck controls Performance Objective: Given any commercially approved aerial lift truck with insulated bucket, apply manufacturer’s guidance and safety precautions to transport, position, operate aloft, and reposition the aerial lift truck. Operational procedures should stress before and during bucket raising, working aloft, and ground operations.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	4
22.9	Task Title: Tools & Equipment, Operate line maintenance truck controls Performance Objective: Given any commercially approved line maintenance truck, apply manufacture guidance and safety precautions to transport, position, operate, and reposition the line maintenance truck. Operational procedures should stress boom use, power winch, and capstan use.	Annual	22	/	1	6	/	5
This master task list template document was last revised on 15 Sep 2010 by AFCESA/ CEOF CFM for 3E0X1

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