In addition to the primary personnel, when is extra safety required during movement?

The requirement for extra safety during movement is particularly emphasized when operating within the hangar bay. The hangar bay is a confined and high-traffic environment where aircraft and equipment are regularly moved. Safety measures are crucial here due to several factors, including limited space, the presence of other personnel, and equipment, as well as the potential for accidents or hazardous situations.

In the hangar bay, clear communication, careful coordination, and adherence to safety protocols are essential to prevent collisions and ensure the safety of both personnel and equipment. Precautions increase when personnel are handling aircraft, as any mishaps could lead to serious injuries or damage.

While safety is important in other situations like moving outside or using heavy equipment, the confined nature and operational complexity of the hangar bay specifically necessitate heightened awareness and additional safety measures to effectively manage risks associated with movement in such an environment.