Beta

Cabin Controls

Virtual Reality

Duration

12-15 Minutes

Training Type

Initial Training

IATA Standard

IATA AHM 1110, Edition 46 & IATA IGOM, Edition 15

Description

Introduces trainees to all cabin controls and indicator lights of the belt loader. This lesson builds familiarity with the dashboard layout, control zones, and the function of each switch, light, and pedal critical to safe and confident operation.

Lesson Overview

1Introduction to the cabin and dashboard purpose
2Overview of the dashboard zones and their control functions
3Each zone is explored to clarify the function and purpose of its control elements.
4Trainees are guided on how to interpret indicator lights and respond appropriately to warnings or malfunctions.

Skills Acquired

Identify all key cabin controls and indicator lights by name and function
Recognize and interpret warning lights
Understand safe use of ignition and emergency systems
Know when to stop operation and report potential issues
Build confidence for live driving and equipment operation

Lesson Procedure

The trainee begins inside the belt loader cabin, where voice-overs introduce the dashboard and its importance for safe operation.
The dashboard is divided into zones, each explored interactively:
- Basic Vehicle Indicators & Instruments: Hour meter, fuel gauge, and coolant temperature gauge
- Basic Vehicle Instruments: Covers key switches for headlamps, windshield wipers, cabin fan, warning flashers and emergency stop
- Indicator Lights & Utility Panel: Engine oil pressure, battery charge, brake system, bulb failure, and anti-collision assistance
- Conveyor Belt Controls Cluster: Belt elevation buttons, deadman switch, and anti-collision system
- Engine Access & Ignition: PIN keypad and main ignition switch
- Vehicle Driving Controls: Parking brake control, driving direction joystick
- Foot Pedals: Accelerator and brake pedals
The lesson concludes with a short recap. A success message confirms completion and readiness for operational training.

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