Aircraft Maintenance Technology

AUG-SEP 2016

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www.AviationPros.com 47 H AVE YOU EVER OPENED YOUR TOOLBOX LOOKING FOR that one, special tool only to find out that it's missing? In fact, three drawers in your box are empty! You ask your co-workers if they know anything about your missing tools and discover that the hangar door was pried open last night. You talk to your employer about the disappearance of your tools, and they gently remind you that they don't insure employees' tools. You vaguely remember reading an ar ticle about insuring your tools a while back, but never got around to calling your insurance broker to get a quote … now you are left $20,000 shor t of a full tool chest. Some aircraf t owners may have tools or equipment in their hangar. These may be covered for damage or theft under the air- craft insurance policy. But what about your mechanic's tools or your buddy's tools? What kind of coverage is available for you as a maintenance professional working for an FBO? If you have contents insurance for your home or business, it's possible but not guaranteed that you may have some coverage for your tools and equipment. However, the level of coverage will var y from policy to policy and may not be enough to cover the replacement value of your tools and equipment — it's also pos- sible that your policy won't provide coverage for tools/equipment when they are in transit. THE SOLUTION Aviation proper t y policies of ten times include a basic level of "tools" coverage. In some cases they may only cover the replace- ment cost of one specialized tool. To ensure you are covered for the scenario above it is impor tant to keep a value inventor y of your HEY . . . WHERE'S MY WRENCH? Insurance tips for your personal toolbox INSUR ANCE INSIGHT By Steve Bruss THE INDUSTRY PREFERRED SOFTWARE SOLUTION (619) 696-5400 1731 KETTNER BLVD. SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 INFO@COMPONENTCONTROL.COM WWW.COMPONENTCONTROL.COM FLEXIBLE • INTUITIVE POWERFUL • READY-TO-USE AFFORDABLE • SCALABLE INTEGRABLE Providing Quality Inspection Instruments since 1952 (716) 873-9907 • www.titantoolsupply.com Titan TVT Series Videoscope TVT Series Video Borescope and accessories are supplied in heavy-duty, foam-fitted carrying case. NEW NEW NEW NEW High Quality, Cost Effective, Remote Visual Inspection Borescope • five models include shaft diameters of 6mm, 4mm, an d 2.8mm which permits easier inspection thru narrow bores, channels, and complex curves. • mechanized joystick on four models allows easier control of 4-way camera articulation. • lower prices starting at $7,000.00. AviationPros.com/company/10134080 AviationPros.com/company/10135060

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