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Originally Posted by Huat Ah
All aviation companies usually cover their staff with full medical coverage; class A ward.. btw the weather radar does not operate with weight on wheels, hence u will not get radiated, unless u offend someone and the guy points it at u.
For toxic fumes, personal protective equipments are also provided, proper training are also given to educate all staff to be careful. If you find it dangerous, just walk away.
Why do u want to discourage people from joining as an apprentice? Are you afraid that they will compete with you and eat up your share of the cake?
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If really have to land myself in hospital, whats the use of having a fully paid class A ward?? Fully protective gear ?? Proper equipment?? Proper training, quote you just an example, during engine change, when u drop an engine, one have to disconnect electrical connectors from the engine strut, the is 'NO', i repeat 'NO' step or equipment for one to access it safely, one have to be a spider man to climb up the engine, there are many more other situations by the way.
Are you sure u have work on the ground before?? Or are you an admin staff or AO?? U really don't seem to know whats really happening, no offence buddy .