This UFC provides requirements for Aircraft Maintenance Hangars. This UFC is not intended as a substitution for thorough review during design by individual Program Managers and Operations Staff in the appropriate Service.

This page will introduce you to the Maintenance Hangar and promotes the FAASTeam’s commitment to hel ping you as an Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) achieve the highest level of safety by providing "tools" and resources to enhance your knowledge and proficiency. Additional tab descriptions are listed below. More...

Nov 28, 2023 · Aircraft hangars play a pivotal role in safeguarding valuable assets, ensuring aircraft maintenance, and complying with safety standards and building codes. Ready to build an aircraft hangar of your own? But not sure where to start or what to consider.

A Type III maintenance hangar is principally designed for land based patrol and large transport aircraft. The Type III hangar module is 165 feet (50.29 meters) deep by 165 feet (50.29 meters) wide. Clear heights are as indicated in Appendix E.

May 6, 2021 · the planning, design, and construction of aviation maintenance facilities for all Active Army Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE) manned Rotary Wing aviation units.

Jul 28, 2020 · The criteria in this document are applicable to the programming and design of an Aircraft Maintenance Hangar Complex for an Aviation Support Battalion (ASB) within a Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB). The ASB Standard Design …

Aviation safety begins on the ground and in the hangar. As an AMT you are an invaluable member of the aviation safety team. Having the proper "tools" to do your job involves more than just filling your tool box with nice, shiny wrenches.

additional information about building hangars. There are five basic steps to planning and executing a successful hangar project. The following flow chart details how each step fits together. Every step is equally important, but the first three are the most important to ensure the success of a hangar project. Many projects

Hangar floor markings are more about a hangar’s function, aircraft type, protection, and most importantly, worker safety. Occupational safety standards, such as OSHA and AFOSH, provide some additional insight into floor markings, but do not provide complete, clear requirements.

May 8, 2019 · Maintenance hangars are large, wide-open platforms with the single intention of managing major repairs on aircraft. MRO is an indispensable requirement to assure that aircraft are maintained in pre-determined requirements of airworthiness to …