PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-682
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 682
SEPTEMBER 2009
54
PS 682
SEP 09
MRAP
users, it’s no secret the exit and escape hatches inside the vehicle are hard to
see in the dark. You can shed some light (or glow) on the situation by adding illumination
tape in the right places.
The tape is part of an emergency egress light kit that comes with NSN 9390-01-568-1116
for the Caiman. For RG31s, RG33s, MaxxPros, Buffaloes and Cougars use NSN 9390-01-570-
7240 to get the egress light kit. Inside the MRAP, place the tape on the escape hatches and
doors like so:
By the way, this magnetic tape does
not work on door handles or non-metallic
surfaces. Also, make sure you use a clean
rag to clean any dirt or dust off the area
where the tape is being applied.
MRAP
Vehicles…
TAPE TO SEE WITH
Petroluem, Oil and Lubricant…
Seven Steps to Taming the Beast
For vehicles with roof hatches
For vehicles with a rear ramp…
…place on ramp switch
Gunner’s hatch
For vehicles with rear doors
Front door
1. Alert
your unit’s HAZMAT of±cer or NCO immediately.
He has the know-how to clean up POL safely.
you need to
contain, control
and absorb POL
spills quickly and
safely to protect
yourself and the
environment.
if you have a local
sop for spills,
follow it.
a
motor pool
is home
to fuel, lubricant,
oil, cleaning solvent,
degreaser, antifreeze,
brake fluid and more.
they’re tame liquids when stored in
tanks and drums. but once spilled,
they can morph into a wild petroleum,
oil and lubricant (POL) beast.
hello,
hazmat?
I need to
report a
spill.
if you don’t have an
sop, follow these
safety steps…
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