This assessment tests the trainee’s understanding of correct chocking and coning procedures around a parked aircraft. It verifies knowledge of placement, safety zones, and coordination with ground crew to ensure proper ramp safety practices.
Exam Overview
1Multiple choice exam with ten questions
2Topics cover placement, removal timing, and communication responsibilities
3Evaluation of safe work habits and compliance with ramp procedures
4A minimum score of 80% (8 correct answers) is required to pass
Skills Acquired
Recall correct chock and cone positioning around aircraft wheels and engines
Identify the proper sequence and authority for chock and cone removal
Apply correct judgment for maintaining and clearing safety zones
Demonstrate readiness for safe, independent ramp operation
Exam Procedure
The trainee begins the exam after completing the practical chocking and coning lessons.
Ten multiple-choice questions are presented, covering correct placement, timing, and procedural awareness.
Each question provides immediate feedback, indicating whether the selected answer is correct or incorrect before moving on.
To successfully complete the test, the trainee must achieve a score of at least 80% or 8 out of 10 correct answers.
Upon completion, the system confirms the trainee’s result and readiness to perform chocking and coning procedures independently.
Sample Exam Questions
Where do you place the chocks on the aircraft wheels?
Why is it important to put chocks on the wheels of the aircraft?
Where do you place the safety cones around an aircraft?
When should you remove safety cones?
When do you have to remove the chocks from the nose wheel?
Where should cones NOT be placed?
How many cones do you typically need around an Airbus A320?
Who gives the signal to remove chocks and cones?
What should you do after removing all cones?
If you do not find cones, can you use chocks instead of cones to highlight a safety zone?