Safety and Emergency Procedures
Course Description
The course has theoretical lectures in the classroom and practical training in specific facilities for water drill, fire and smoke hands-on training. All safety and emergency procedures will be covered in a tailor-made course for each aircraft type.
The course aims to give proficiency on the handling of:
- Doors and Slides
- Breathing masks, smoke hoods
- Live rafts and survival kits
- Lifejackets and other floating devices
- Fire extinguishers
- Fire axe and crowbars
- Emergency lighting and torch
- Megafone
- Hand Flares and emergency flashlights
- First aid kit and emergency medical equipment
- Other emergency equipment aircraft specific.
Initial Course
- Theoretical instruction: 07h
- Practical Training: 03h (Water drill, firefighting and smoke drill)
Recurrent
- Theoretical Instruction : 07h
DAY 1
- Definition of emergency
- Emergency Briefing
- Life jackets
- Breathing equipment
- Effects of smoking in closed areas
- Hypoxia
- Location and use of all emergency equipment on board
- Equipment for fire fighting
- Safety Procedures
- Lopa
- Emergency exits, slide rafts
- Handling of very lights
- Survival in the sea, polar regions, desert and jungle.
- Ditching procedures
DAY 2 – Only for the Initial Course
- Fire fighting
- Orientation in a smoke environment
- Water drill
Be qualified as pilot or cabin crew in commercial aircraft.
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