6 Flashcards
(172 cards)
1
Q
This section contains a description of the various types of portable and aircraft fitted emergency equipment carried on a flyadeal aircraft. The section also details the operation of the equipment, together with the pre-flight serviceability checks, the number carried and the location of the equipment.
A
Emergency Medical Equipment
2
Q
The operation of equipment is placarded in __ on the equipment for the ease of use of crew and passengers.
A
English and Arabic
3
Q
For ease of identification on aircraft equipment location diagram, each equipment item is given a code. The entry for each item gives:
A
- The name and code, with an illustration where possible.
- A general description covering the use, purpose and operating features.
- Preflight checks required.
- Method of operation.
- Applicable safety precautions
4
Q
GACAR’s requires that equipment relevant to a flight is in operable condition and complies with the __.
A
MEL (Minimum Equipment List)
5
Q
Cabin Crew should confirm to the __ that equipment is correctly stowed; quantity is correct and is serviceable.
A
Senior Cabin Crew Member (SCCM)
6
Q
The Cabin Crew shall check all the equipment in the aircraft and will report any problems to the __.
A
SCCM
7
Q
The SCCM shall report any defects to the PIC.
A
The PIC & SIC are responsible to check availability and serviceability for all equipment in the flight deck
8
Q
The specific areas to be checked by the individual Cabin Crew is specified in the __.
A
Aircraft Type Chapter
9
Q
Pre – departure Safety Equipment Checks must be carried out:
A
- Prior to each originating flight.
- After a crew change.
- After a change in an aircraft
- After a crew layover.
- After the aircraft has been left unattended for a period of time.
10
Q
Emergency Flashlight
A
EF
10
11
Q
Crew Life Jacket (Red)
A
CLJ
10
12
Q
Fire Extinguisher
A
BCF
05
13
Q
Protective Breathing Equipment
A
PBE
05
14
Q
Fire Gloves
A
FG
01
15
Q
Fire Axe
A
FX
01
16
Q
Portable Oxygen
A
PO
04
Additional 02 (OHS LHS 2nd Row)
17
Q
Infant Life Jacket
A
ILJ
10
18
Q
Spare Life Jacket
A
SLJ
10
19
Q
Emergency Locator Transmitter
A
ELT
01
20
Q
Extension seatbelt
A
ESB
20
21
Q
Spare Seatbelts
A
SSB
05
22
Q
Infant Seatbelt
A
ISB
10
23
Q
Megaphone
A
MP
02
24
Q
Portable Oxygen Bottles on board the aircraft.
A
2 additional PO (HZ-FAI)
The two additional Oxygen Bottles are located in 2nd Row Overhead Bin LHS. The L1 shall ensue they check the additional equipment during preflight checks.
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Demo Kit
DK
| 03
26
Manual Release Tool
MRT
| 06
27
FAK
First Aid Kit
| 02
28
Emergency Medical Kit
EMK
| 01
29
Automated External Defibrillator
AED
| 01
30
Universal Precaution Kit
UPK
| 01
31
Same equipment for Crew Seat
L1, R1, L4, R4C
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Missing equipment for Crew Seat
R4A, R4
No BCF & BPE
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Crew Seat Equipment
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BCF
PBE
Emergency Flashlight
Crew Life Jacket
Manual Release Tool
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34
Overhead Locker (1st Row RHS)
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AED
First Aid
Emergency Medical Kit
PO Bottle, Mask (1)
Spare Seatbelt (5)
Spare life vest (5)
Extension (10)
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Overhead Locker (1st Row LHS)
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Demo Kit
Megaphone
PO Bottle, Mask (1)
Infant Safety Belt (10)
Infant Life Jacket (10)
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Overhead Locker (12th Row LHS)
Demo Kit
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Overhead Locker (32nd Row RHS)
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First Aid Kit
ELT (1)
Universal Precaution
Spare Life Vest (5)
Extension Seat belt (10)
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Overhead Locker (32nd Row LHS)
Demo Kit
Megaphone
PO Bottle, Mask (2)
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Overhead Locker (2nd Row LHS)
2 additional PO Bottles
40
Contaminated bodily fluids
Universal Precaution Kit
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Flight Deck
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Emergency Flashlight (4)
BCF Fire Extinguisher (1)
PBE (1)
Fire Gloves (1)
Fire Axe (1)
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42
Components of Fire
Heat, Oxygen, Fuel
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Good for all types of fire including hidden fires, removes oxygen element
Fire
44
Location of BCF Crew Seat
Under Crew Seat
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Location of PBE
Headrest Area
46
Fire Fighting Equipment
BCF Fire Extinguisher
PBE Protective Breathing Equipment
Crash Axe/Fire Axe
Fire Gloves
47
Fire Extinguishers carried on board shall meet the requirements of GACAR§121.513 as mentioned below.
Pax Seats Installed, Passenger Cabin, Flight Deck
31-60 PSI (02 PC, 01 FD = 03)
61-99 (03 PC, 01 FD = 04)
100-200 (03 PC, 01 FD = 04)
≥ 201 (04 PC, 01 FD = 05)
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BCF
Bromo Chloro di fluoro methane
| HALON 1211
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It is a liquefied gas, it displaces the oxygen element in the fire ‘triangle’
BCF
50
Preflight Check of BCF
1. Correct stowage & quantity, check validity,
2. Pressure gauge needle is in the GREEN zone, and
3. Black safety catch secure and seal intact
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Operations of BCF
1. Check Servicability.
2. Remove extinguisher from stowage bracket
3. Release the Black Safety Catch
4. Hold the unit upright
5. Aim the nozzle at the base.
6. Squeeze lever, discharge using a side-to-side sweeping motion.
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Duration of full discharge of BCF
approximately 10 seconds.
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Precautions of BCF
1. Do not hold the unit at more than 45o from vertical or else the flow could stop.
2. The effective range of the extinguisher is 4 to 6 ft. (2 meters).
3. If the extinguisher is to be discharged in the Flight Deck or in a confined space, appropriate protective
breathing equipment must be used.
4. BCF (HALON 1211) can be used to fight Class A, B and C fires. If used on Class A Fires saturate
the area with water immediately afterwards as fire may reignite due to residual heat.
5. When the BCF (HALON 1211) comes into contact with the fire, the flames will appear to grow larger.
This is a normal and temporary reaction before the chemical suppresses the fire.
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It supplies oxygen immediately after being activated and provides Cabin Crew increased safety and confidence during emergency situations.
PBE
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Description of PBE
1. The Air Liquide PBE comes in a gray plastic container.
2. The PBE is vacuum-sealed in an aluminium pouch inside the container.
3. The container is equipped with a green “good condition indicator”.
4. Green inviolability Seal.
5. An instruction label shows the donning procedures.
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Pre-Flight Check of PBE
1. Correct stowage & quantity, check validity.
2. Check Green Good Indicator is visible.
3. The Green Tamper evident seal is intact.
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Operations of PBE
1. Hold the handle and snap of the Green tamper Evident Seal
2. Remove the aluminized pouch from the container.
3. Pull the RED tear tab of the aluminized pouch to open aluminized pouch
4. Deploy the hood by a brisk downward movement.
5. Open the neck collar seal by placing thumbs in front of the red pointers to facilitate hood donning, escpecially when spectacles are worn by user.
6. Don the hood (aft to forward)
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Duration of PBE
15 minutes
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Precautions of PBE
Prior to Use
Remove All Oil Based Makeup
While Using
Ensure Hair is neatly tucked in and collar is not obstructing the neck seal.
After Use
1. Do not expose yourself to Heat or Fire as there may be oxygen molecules in your hair.
2. Ruffle your hair to release the oxygen molecules .
3. Place the PBE in the sink of an unaffected lavatory. Remove paper items and toiletries. Block the
lavatory and inform other crew.
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Do Not use the device if
1. The aluminium bag has been previously opened,
2. The bag is soft or does not conform tightly to the package,
3. The Servicability indicator has changed from GREEN to RED, and
4. If the flow of oxygen is not heard
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Used to access fires behind paneling or other obstruction and to remove debris from the area of the fire.
Blade (Crash Axe/Fire Axe)
62
It is a useful lever.
Spike (Crash Axe/Fire Axe)
63
It is fully insulated to avoid injury when in contact with electrics.
Handle (Crash Axe/Fire Axe)
64
Pre-Flight Check of Crash Axe/Fire Axe
1. Correct stowage & quantity, and
| 2. Rubber covering on handle in good condition (to protect from high voltage).
65
These gloves are made of a heat resistant material and are worn to protect the hands and arms when fighting a fire. They are used to enable the user to grasp hot or burning parts and dampen small fires.
Fire Gloves (FG)
66
Preflight Check of Fire Gloves
Correct stowage/quantity and in good condition
67
Removable Safety Equipment in the Flight Deck shall be checked by the ___
PIC or SIC
68
The lightweight portable oxygen bottle provides oxygen for the following purposes:
1. Cabin Crew use during post-decompression walk around
| 2. Cabin Crew and passengers medical use.
69
The quantity of Portable Oxygen Equipment carried on board shall meet the requirements of __.
GACAR
70
The flyadeal aircraft are equipped with __ AVOX Portable Oxygen bottles .
04
| 02 additional at the 2nd Row OHS
71
Features of AVOX PO
1. It contains 311 litres of useable oxygen.
2. The unit is fitted with a single swivel outlet capable of providing oxygen at 4 Lpm (HI) and 2 Lpm (LO), a swivel pressure gauge and an ON/OFF Knob.
3. A Rotatable flow selector is located on the top of the neck. A mechanical detent is felt when the knob is adjusted to either flow setting.
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Pre-Flight Check of AVOX PO
1. Correct stowage and quantity, check validity,
2. Pressure gauge reads minimum 1500-psi,
3. Mask in a pouch attached to the bottle and connected,
4. Carrying strap is attached and free of twists.
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Operations of AVOX PO
1. Check Servicability.
2. Remove PO bottle from location
3. Place the cylinder-carrying strap around the neck and shoulder (like a guitar) - ensure the pressure
gauge is in view,
4. Remove the mask from its pouch,
5. Rotate the flow selector in the required direction and check the flow indicator window for the desired
flow rate (2 LPM or 4 LPM) from the outlet.
6. Rotate the ON/OFF knob to the ON position.
7. Check that oxygen is flowing by squeezing the reservoir bag or check the inline flow indicator,
8. Fit the mask over the nose and mouth, adjusting the elastic headband, and breathe normally, and
9. Check the pressure gauge periodically to observe depletion of contents. Discontinue use when the
pressure falls to 500 psi.
74
Duration of AVOX PO
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HI outlet (4 Lpm) 77 mins
LO Outlet (2 Lpm) 154 mins
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If a ___ is accompanying the customer, they will be responsible for the administration of oxygen on board.
Ensure the unit is secured on board at all times whilst being used.
medically qualified doctor or nurse
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Precautions of Oxygens to Infants
1. Hold the mask away from the infant’s nose and mouth,
2. Use the LO outlet (2 litres per minute, unless advised otherwise by a medical personnel), and
3. It is advisable to page for a doctor.
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Precautions of Oxygen to Adults
1. Enforce ‘no smoking’ around the location where oxygen is being used,
2. If time permits remove all make-up from the user’s face,
3. Establish and check the oxygen flow before applying the mask,
4. Have a stand-by set ready for immediate use,
5. Masks are NOT gas-tight so an oxygen/air mix is breathed. DO NOT USE A PO BOTTLE IN A SMOKE FILLED ENVIRONMENT,
6. Discontinue using the oxygen bottle when the contents gauge falls to 500 psi. This will avoid bottle contamination and allow easy refilling by Maintenance and the bottle can be used for post decompression walk-around by Cabin Crew, and
7. In post decompression cruise the low flow outlet must be used and the high flow outlet should be used for therapeutic purposes.
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Inserting the mask connector into the outlet, with the control valve ON, starts the oxygen flowing.
Removal of the mask connector stops the oxygen.
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A minimum of __ lifejacket must be carried for the number of seats onboard the aircraft. In addition __spare lifejackets will be carried.
01
| 10
80
It is an inflatable garment worn around the neck and across the chest. It will support the wearer in a head-up attitude in water.
lifejacket
81
They are made up of two buoyancy chambers each with an inflation system. The LJ is secured around the waist by tapes, which are clipped to a front fastening.
Lifejackets
82
Inflation is from an integral CO2 gas cylinder and is achieved by pulling a tag when required. Equipment fitted on a lifejacket includes
1. Two mouth pieces, which can be used to inflate the life jacket orally if the CO2 system fails and for topping up if pressure is lost. The LJ can be deflated by pressing down inside the mouthpiece with a small object i.e., nail/pen,
2. A light powered by water activated battery.
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Lifejacket - Features
1. Adjustable Waist Straps
2. Vest Locator Light, & Water Activated Battery
3. CO2 Inflation Cylinder
4. Oral Inflation Tube
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Lifejackets are sealed in a plastic bag and placed in a container under each passenger and crew seat, which is readily accessible.
In the flyadeal aircraft cabin the lifejacket is located beneath the seat.
85
Passenger lifejackets are ___. Crew lifejackets are __.
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yellow
Orange (Bright Red)
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86
When fitting a lifejacket make sure that the inflation toggles at the bottom of the LJ are kept clear of the __. There is a risk of tearing the fabric and inflating the LJ prematurely.
seat belt or harness
87
When evacuating from a ditched aircraft through a main cabin door,
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inflate the LJ just before going out of the aircraft.
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When evacuating out of an over wing exit or through a Flight Deck DO NOT inflate the LJ until outside the aircraft as __
movement will be restricted and the lifejacket may be damaged
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The Adult/Child life jacket can be used for an individual weighing ___
16 kilograms or 35 pounds and above.
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Pre-Flight Check of LJ
1. Correct stowage and quantity at crew station,
2. Percentage Check in the Passenger Cabin (min 10% of passenger seats across the cabin in aeach
zone) , and
3. Check validity.
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Fitting and Inflation
1. Remove from Location,
2. Tear open Pouch & remove lifejacket from the Pouch,
3. Place the lifejacket over the head,
4. Pass the strap around the waist and clip into the buckle in the front and pull on the strap to secure,
5. Inflate the lifejacket by pulling sharply down on both red toggles,
6. If automatic inflation fails blow into the mouthpieces.
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They are for the use for infants/children weighing less than 16 kilograms or 35 pounds.
Infant lifejackets
93
Inflation is from two CO2 cylinders and two mouthpieces are fitted for oral inflation.
A lifting tape with a lifeline and toggle are attached so that the user can be grasped easily and secured to an adult.
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Pre flight check of ILJ
Correct stowage and quantity, check validity.
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Fitting and Inflation
1. Remove from Location,
2. Tear open Pouch & remove lifejacket from the Pouch,
3. Inflate the LJ away from the view of passengers (galley/toilet),
4. The LJ will have to be deflated slightly before placing it over the infant’s head, and
5. Place the LJ over the infants’ head. Place one leg over harness loop – Pull snug but not tight. Buckle
belt around waist and tighten.
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In a prepared ditching emergency the adult accompanying the infant must be instructed to tie the lifeline on the ILJ to their LJ outside the aircraft in water.
This will assist the crew or ABP to rescue the infant in case the adult is incapacitated in an emergency
97
All aircraft carry radio beacons which when activated will automatically transmit a homing signal, which can be received by a search aircraft.
ELT - KANNAD 406
98
The signal shall be transmitted at the following frequencies.
1. Civil - 121.5 Mhz
2. Military - 243 Mhz
3. Satelite - 406.025 Mhz
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The dutration of the ELT is __ The Satelite frequency shall be transmitted for __.
48 hours
| 24 hours
100
When using on land,
place the beacon on the highest ground in a clear area to transmit the signal directly.
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Pre flight check of ELT - KANNAD 406
Correct stowage and quantity, check validity.
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To Operate In Water
1. Remove the ELT from Carrying Case,
2. Slide the safety catch
3. Release the antenna,
4. Attach the lanyard with the snap hook to the life jacket,
5. Pull and slide the toggle switch to the ON position and place the E.L.T. in water,
6. Check if the buzzer operates and the red LED flashes.
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`To Operate on Land
1. Remove the ELT from Carrying Case,
2. Slide the safety catch
3. Release the antenna,
4. Place the ELT upright in an area free of obstructions on the highest ground,
5. Pull and slide the toggle switch to the ON position,
6. Check if the buzzer operates and the red LED flashes.
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To Turn OFF Transmission
1. Pull and slide the toggle switch to the OFF position, and
| 2. Re-stow the antenna.
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Duration of EF is approximately for __.
4 hours
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EF Features
Activation is automatic when the flashlight is removed from the retention bracket and deactivated when re- installed. It is waterproof and floats beam up when in water. One flashlight shall be located in the vicinity of each crew seat.
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Pre-Flight Check of EF
1. Correct stowage and quantity,
2. Protective Tape Intact,
3. Press the Push to Test Button a Green LED light will flash once.
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The LED monitor will emit a __when the battery level has reached its end of life.
RED flash every ten seconds
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Operations of EF
1. Pull the flashlight from its stowage - This action will also break the shield/protective tape, and
2. Light will illuminate automatically.
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The Emergency flashlight shall be used in case of an __
Emergency ONLY.
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It is metal handled and has a long pin at one end for inserting into the access hole on the PSU.
MRT
112
Pre-Flight Check of MRT
Correct stowage and quantity.
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Operation of MRT
1. Insert the pointed end of the tool in the hole of the oxygen compartment of the Passenger Service Unit (PSU) to open the PSU manually, and
2. Use the flat end of the MRT to open the overhead oxygen panel if panel door is stuck.
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It is a portable loudspeaker. It can be used to give instructions to passengers in case of an emergency, when the PA system is inoperative. It can also be used outside the aircraft after an emergency evacuation for crowd control.
Megaphone
115
The quantity of Megaphones carried on board shall meet the requirements of GACAR 121.513(t)(1).
Passenger Configuration
Number of Megaphones Required
61 – 99: 01
100 – 200: 02
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Pre-Flight Check of Megaphone
1. Correct stowage and quantity, check validity,
| 2. Press the Push To Talk button and Tap Microphone to hear an amplified sound.
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To Operate Megaphone
1. Press the Push To Talk button, and
| 2. Speak slowly and clearly into the microphone. DO NOT shout, as this will distort the speech
118
If located in Overhead Locker or other compartments,
megaphones must be readily accessible by crew and not be covered by cabin baggage or other service items
119
It is used to lengthen a standard passenger seat belt to fit a person of extra-large stature.
Extension seat belt
120
The belt is about ___ with a fitting on each end, which mates with the corresponding tongue or quick release buckle on the fixed seat belt.
2 feet long
121
Pre-Flight Check of ESB
Correct stowage and quantity.
122
Fitting for Extension Extension Seatbelt
1. The extension seat belt is attached to an existing seat belt for extending its length and is to be offered to passengers when the standard belt does not fit,
2. Insert the tongue of the extension into the buckle on the fixed belt then close the extended belt over the passenger’s lap in the same way, and
3. Tighten by pulling on the free end of the strap.
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An Adult with infant should be advised to secure the infant securely in the arms and shall NOT be provided an infant seatbelt
An infant seat belt may be used as an extension seat belt.
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Preflight Check Demo Kit
1. Check correct stowage and quantity,
2. Check the following is available and in good condition:
A. Seatbelt,
B. C. D.
Oxygen mask,
Life jacket, and
Safety Instruction Card.
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A kit for the use of Cabin Crew in managing incidents of ill health associated with a case of suspected communicable disease, or in the case of illness involving contact with body fluids.
Universal Precaution Kit
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Pre-Flight Check of Universal Precaution Kit
1. Correct stowage and quantity, and
| 2. Seals are Intact.
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Contents of Universal Precaution Kit
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Face Mask
10
Eye Mask
2
Disposable Nitril Gloves
10 pairs
Protection Apron
2
Skin Wipes
2 (packets of 5 each)
Germicidal Disinfectant for surface cleaning
40
Pick up Scoop
1
Scrape
1
Large absorbent Towel
2
Bio – hazard Disposable Waste Bag
2
Dry powder
2 X 650gms
Tie – raps (RED)
1
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High Filtration performance, extremely high absorptive capacity, 95% glass fiber free.
Face Mask
129
Eye Protection glasses to prevent from chemical and mechanical impacts.
Eye Mask
130
Nitril is an artificial rubber material with excellent resistance against a large number of solvents and chemicals as well as oils, fats and acids.
Disposable gloves
131
Perfect protection against impureness, made of flexible polyethylene.
Protective Apron
132
Ready to use cloths for quick disinfection of surfaces. Medical application bacteria, fungi and virus to a limited extent.
Germicidal Disinfectant
133
Cloth to absorb liquids i.e. blood, secretion or urine, made of cellulose flakes with textile fleece sealing. The bottom side consists of a liquid proof polyethylene foil.
Large Absorbent Towel
134
Hand shovel according to HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points – conception). Temperature resistant up to 100°.
Pick Up Scoop
135
Spatula according to HACCP. Temperature resistant up to 100°.
Scraper
136
Bio hazard waste bag, with Bio hazard Symbol.
Bio hazard Waste Bag
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Highly absorbent inodorous and dust free granulated material on mineral basis dedicated to absorb liquids
Dry Powder
138
Which contains minor First Aid medicines and supplies is available on all flyadeal aircrafts.
Passenger Service Kits
139
Preflight Check of Passenger Service Kits
Correct stowage and quantity, check expiry of Medicine
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Operations of Passenger Service Kits
Any Cabin Crew may open this kit if required (PIC’s permission not required). Cabin Crew are requested to use the Passenger Service Kit whenever possible. The First Aid Kit should only be used when the required supplies are not available in the Passenger Service Kit.
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After use of Passenger Service Kits
1. All the items used must be reflected in the Cabin Crew Report. No other paper work is required. At the end of the flight the kit must be placed in the same container and re-sealed.
2. A copy of the list of items included in the Passenger Service kit will be available with the SCCM and inside the kit.
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Please ensure that you check the expiry dates of the Medication before administering.
PIC’s permission is not required to use the “Passenger Service Kit".
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Contents of the Passenger Service Kit
TBD
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Pre-Flight Check of First Aid Kit
1. Correct stowage and quantity, check validity
| 2. Wire/yellow seals intact.
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Operations of First Aid Kit
Any Crew member may open this kit if required, after informing the PIC. The First Aid Kit should only be used when the required supplies are not available in the Passenger Service Kit.
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After Use of First Aid Kit
1. A form in duplicate is available inside the kit and must be completed by the SCCM,
2. White copy should be placed back into the kit and the other copy should be attached to the Cabin
Crew Report, and
3. Reseal the unit with two red seals, which are found inside the kit and enter usage of kit in the Cabin
Defects Report.
147
Please ensure that you check the expiry dates of the medication before administering it to the passengers
PIC must be informed prior to using “First Aid Kit".
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Contents of the First Aid Kit
Medication
| Sundry Items
149
Pre-Flight Check of EMK
1. Correct stowage and quantity, check validity, and
| 2. Wire/Yellow seals intact on either side
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Operations of EMK
This unit contains life saving equipment and medication and can be opened only with the explicit
instructions and authorization of the PIC of the aircraft.
THE PIC SHALL ENSURE THAT PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES ARE NOT ADMINISTERED
EXCEPT BY QUALIFIED DOCTORS, NURSES OR SIMILARLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.
Should a medical emergency situation arise, either in-flight or on ground, during embarking, disembarking, transit etc., a PA must be made requesting for the assistance of a medically qualified person while simultaneously notifying the PIC of the situation.
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Once the PIC has verified the credentials, the EMK. should be opened under the supervision of the medically qualified person.
1. Break both yellow seals,
2. Unlock unit and,
3. Present the EMK to the medically qualified person, and
4. When help is sourced, please check the credentials of the person volunteering as mentioned above.
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The Emergency Medical Kit contains two sections.
The Crew section and the Doctors Section. The Doctors Section will be used only by qualified Medical Practitioner.
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After use of EMK
1. A form in duplicate is available inside the EMK. and must be completed by the person who used it, i.e. qualified medical personnel and SCCM,
2. White copy should be placed back into the kit and the other copy should be attached to the Cabin Crew Report, and
3. Reseal the unit with red seals, which are found inside the EMK. and enter usage of EMK. in the Cabin Defects Report.
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SCCM are required to complete a CSR. The CSR should also contain name, address, contact details etc. of the person who assisted you.
In a medical emergency situation the credentials of the person volunteering medical assistance shall be ascertained by requesting for an ID or visiting card or diplomatically ask for registration no. and the medical council he/she is registered with. It must be remembered that the person has volunteered their services. It is also important that the PIC verifies the credentials.
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List of Contents of EMK
Medication
Infusion/Injection
Respiration/Intubation
Sundry Items
156
One approved AED shall be carried on every aircraft which has a seating capacity of __
more than 30 passengers.
157
Pre-Flight Check of AED
1. Correct stowage and quantity, and
2. Check Rescue Ready indicator light is GREEN, located besides the handle. If the light is found RED,
open the case/lid; close the lid after 5 seconds. Confirm light is green, if not inform Engineering.
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Purpose of AED
1. Cardiac Science AED should be used on a passenger who is found unconscious and not responding,
2. When a passenger is NOT breathing or NO normal breathing (Gasping for air) is observed, Cabin
Crew must immediately perform CPR,
3. Cardiac Science AED must be used as soon as it is brought to the passenger’s side,
4. Cardiac Science AED can also be used on a child or infant who is found unconscious and not
responding. A separate set of electrodes is kept inside the carrying case, for the use on infants/
children below 8 years old and weighing below 25 kgs (55 lbs) , and
5. Cabin Crew will now follow the action plan DRCAB –Danger, Response, Compression, Airway,
Breathing.
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Precautions of AED
1. Passenger must not be placed on a wet surface,
2. Chest must be dry and free of hair, and
3. Ensure that metal objects are removed from the body.
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Operation of AED
1. Open plastic lid completely to allow the AED to turn on automatically,
2. Tear the electrode pack, and attach electrodes on the passenger’s chest when prompted by the AED
(Follow the illustration provided on each pad/electrode),
3. Ensure that no one is in contact with the passenger when the AED is analyzing,
4. When SHOCK is advised, ensure that NO ONE TOUCHES the passenger, When advised by the
voice prompt Press the Schock button on the AED to deliver the SHOCK to the passenger’s chest,
5. After SHOCK is delivered the AED will advice when it is safe to touch the passenger and start CPR,
6. CPR must be performed,
7. AED will then prompt to stop CPR after 2 minutes, as the AED analyzes again, and
8. Continue to follow the voice messages/instructions given by the AED.
161
UPK steps
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Prevent
Contain and Remove
Disinfect
Dispose
Sanitize
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162
Not required by GACAR but by Operator
Passenger Service Kit
163
Only used by Qualifying doctors unless verified by PIC & SCCM
Emergency Medical Kit
164
Wear protective apron, eye and face mask, safety shield and gloves
Prevent
165
Add dry powder, scraper and scoop
Contain & Remove
166
Wipes
Disinfectant
167
Dispose protective gear and powder residue in biohazard bag
Dispose
168
Clean and Soak in water
Sanitize
169
Therapeutic Equipment
AVOX PO Bottle, Mask
170
Survival Equipment
Lifejacket
| Infant Lifejacket
171
Miscellaneous Equipment
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Emergency Flashlight
Manual Release Tool
Megaphone
Extension Seatbelt
Demo Kit
Universal Precaution Kit
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172
First Aid Kit
Passenger Service Kit
First Aid Kit
Emergency Medical Kit
AED
