This assessment verifies the trainee’s understanding of all GPU operational lessons.
The multiple-choice exam confirms readiness for live ramp operations by testing procedural awareness, correct sequencing, and compliance with apron-safety standards.
Exam Overview
1Introduction to the exam and its purpose
2Series of 15 questions covering all GPU operational procedures.
3Immediate feedback for each answer to reinforce correct reasoning.
4A minimum score of 80 % (12 correct answers) is required to pass.
Skills Acquired
Identify correct operational steps for safe GPU use at the aircraft.
Demonstrate understanding of GPU positioning and safety zones.
Understanding of visual indicators, lights, and cockpit communication cues.
Confirm theoretical for live GPU operations.
Exam Procedure
The exam consists of 15 questions, each offering three to five answer options.
Some questions require a single correct answer, while others may have multiple correct responses.
Topics span all GPU operation lessons, including positioning, cable connection, power delivery, and shutdown procedures.
Each correct response is confirmed instantly; incorrect selections trigger corrective feedback.
After all 15 questions are completed, the trainee receives a pass/fail summary confirming whether they have successfully demonstrated understanding of GPU operations at the aircraft.
Sample Exam Questions
What is the first step for the GPU when the aircraft has arrived?
Why is the GPU placement so important?
What is the purpose of chocking the GPU wheels?
Which button do you need to press to start up the electronics of the GPU?
What indicates that the GPU engine has started correctly?
Why is the suspension hook used when connecting the power cable?
Which conditions must be met before switching on the GPU power output?
What is the correct order for connecting the power cable?
Why must you communicate with the cockpit crew after connecting and delivering power to the aircraft?
Why must the GPU power output be switched off before disconnecting the power cable from the aircraft?
What is the first step before removing GPU power?
Why must you get permission from the cockpit before removing the power cable?
How will the cockpit crew approve GPU disconnection?
What is the correct sequence for unplugging the power cable?