Initial SEP

Question 1

3 elements to start a fire

Answer 1

Heat, fuel, oxygen

Question 2

serviceable water fire extinguisher indicated by

Answer 2

unbroken safety wire (lockwire) and seal

Question 3

discharge range and duration of water fire extinguisher

Answer 3

~20ft for 30-45s

Question 4

A serviceable Halon extinguisher is indicated by

Answer 4

pointer on green band of pressure gauge and intact locking pin

Question 5

What is the discharge range and duration of the Halon fire extinguisher?

Answer 5

~2m for 12s

Question 6

What is Class ‘A’ fire?

Answer 6

involving ordinary (combustible) material such as wood, paper and
plastic.

Question 7

What is Class ‘B’ fire?

Answer 7

Fires involving flammable liquid.

Question 8

What is Class ‘C’ fire?

Answer 8

Fire involving live electrical equipment

Question 9

After knocking down the flames of a Class ‘A’ fire with a Halon extinguisher, the fire fighter
must

Answer 9

cool the embers and inspect the adjacent areas.

Question 10

What is the most effective way of extinguishing a fire?

Answer 10

extinguish flames with Halon and cool embers

Question 11

How would you extinguish a fire involving a live electrical equipment?

Answer 11

off power supply & extinguish with Halon

Question 12

The Lavatory Fire Extinguishing System is activated by

Answer 12

heat from fire

Question 13

The OXYCREW smokehood supplies oxygen for approximately

Answer 13

20 mins

Question 14

You have returned with a Halon extinguisher and an Oxycrew to fight a lavatory fire. What do
you do if you notice thick smoke when you open the lavatory door?

Answer 14

Close the door, put on the Oxycrew and then enter the lavatory to investigate

Question 15

When you experience an increase in breathing (respiration) resistance while using the
Oxycrew smokehood you should

Answer 15

take 5 deep breaths to confirm the end of the operation of
the set

Question 16

You have put on the Oxycrew and pulled the STARTER lanyard but the STARTER does not work.
What should you do?

Answer 16

Take 5 deep breaths to initiate the breathing cycle

Question 17

What indicates that you are nearing the end of the operation of the OXYCREW?

Answer 17

Inhalation resistance increases, i.e. an increase in breathing resistance

Question 18

When the red hazard beacon is flashing or rotating, what does it indicate?

Answer 18

That the engines are running or about to be started. DO NOT approach the aircraft

Question 19

What should cabin crew do if a Pax refuses to stop using a prohibited electronic device

Answer 19

Notify the CMD and follow the CMD’s instructions.

Question 20

TUC @ 40,000 feet

Answer 20

12s

Question 21

A person at rest subjected to cabin altitude of 35,000 feet without supplementary oxygen

Answer 21

20s TUC

Question 22

There may be occasions when Pax may wish to place their cabin baggage laptop bag onto
an adjacent spare empty seat. Which seats should they be placed on?

Answer 22

Only bulk head seats or window seats as an alternative.

Question 23

There may be occasions when Pax may wish to place their cabin baggage laptop bag onto
an adjacent spare empty seat. Which seats should they be placed on?

Answer 23

Preferred Location are bulkhead seats or window seats. Other alternative seats may be used
(except emergency exit rows) provided the egress of the Pax in the rows are not affected.

Question 24

What should Crew be reviewing whenever they are seated for take-off and landing?

Answer 24

1. Bracing positions
2. Brace commands
3. Door operations
4. Primary & secondary evac routes

aka Silence 30s review (STR)

Question 25

duration of TURBULENCE can be described as

Answer 25

Occasional, intermittent, continuous

Question 26

What should crew do when the Emergency Flashlight is unserviceable

Answer 26

Report the discrepancy to the Complex Leader/CIC.

Question 27

purpose of the emergency lighting system

Answer 27

To illuminate the cabin in an emergency evacuation when there is a loss of aircraft electrical power.

Question 28

Cabin-type portable oxygen bottle is used

Answer 28

for first aid purpose and by the cabin crew as a protective equipment during their walk around after an emergency descent following a rapid decompression.

Question 29

In an evacuation, non-ambulatory Pax should evacuate

Answer 29

after the Pax

Question 30

How do you secure the seat belt for a pregnant Pax?

Answer 30

Ensure that the seat belt is secured over the hips and below the abdomen.

Question 31

When should infant seat belts be used?

Answer 31

During take-off, landing and whenever the seat belt sign comes on during flight.

Question 32

Infant lifevest are restricted to infants:

Answer 32

Up to 4 years old and 35 lbs in weight.

Question 33

Infants should have their life vests inflated:

Answer 33

immediately after donning.

Question 34

The position for installation of infant safety seat is

Answer 34

Both forward and aft facing.

Question 35

An approved infant car seat should not be placed:

Answer 35

at an exit seat row and immediately forward and aft of an exit seat row.

Question 36

Handicapped Pax and their escorts must be boarded early to allow sufficient time for safety briefing. What must they be briefed on?

Answer 36

1. Location of 2 nearest exits 2. Oxygen equipment 3. Evacuation procedures. 4. Lifevest (for over water flight) EOEL

Question 37

PRMD and their safety assistants/attendants should be boarded early to allow sufficient time for safety briefing. They must be briefed on lifevest (for over water flights) and:

Answer 37

1. Location of 2 nearest exits 2. Oxygen equipment 3. Evacuation procedures. EOE

Question 38

Pax at self-help exits must be briefed on:

Answer 38

emergency operation of the door as per the Safety Information Card and that he ⁄ she may have to open the door in an emergency.

Question 39

When carrying out preparations for an emergency landing, crew should assign willing "buddies" for the following types of Pax:

Answer 39

1. unaccompanied children 2. elderly 3. handicapped Pax.

Question 40

A "Safety Assistant" is a person responsible for:

Answer 40

Assisting a PRMD evacuate the aircraft

Question 41

PRMDs can be seated:

Answer 41

close to emergency exits.

Question 42

During refuelling with Pax on board crew should ensure that:

Answer 42

Pax have their seat belts unfastened and that they observe the "No Smoking" sign.

Question 43

Cabin Crew must ensure that emergency exit row seats are not occupied by:

Answer 43

elderly or frail Pax or young Pax under 15 years old.

Question 44

Prior to a planned ditching, the crew will demonstrate/show the following items to Pax:

Answer 44

1. Lifevest 2. Brace positions 3. Nearest exits 4. Safety information card LBNS

Question 45

Prior to a planned emergency landing on land, the crew will demonstrate/show the following items to Pax:

Answer 45

1. Lifevest 2. Brace positions 3. Nearest exits 4. Safety information card LBNS

Question 46

What equipment should crew evacuate with after a ditching?

Answer 46

1. Megaphone 2. Flashlight 3. EFA-70 kit (Emergency First-Aid Kit) 4. ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) 5. SSK (Supplementary Survival Kit) MFEES

Question 47

What equipment should crew evacuate with after a crash landing?

Answer 47

1. Megaphone 2. Flashlight 3. EFA-70 kit (Emergency First-Aid Kit) 4. ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) 5. SSK (Supplementary Survival Kit) MFEES

Question 48

To operate the RESCU-406SE portable emergency transmitter on land

Answer 48

1. Select area to transmit 2. Erect the antenna 3. Select the switch to the "XMT" position

Question 49

To operate the RESCU-406SE portable emergency transmitter on land:

Answer 49

1. Select area to transmit 2. Erect the antenna 3. Immerse the battery casing in the plastic bag filled with water-based fluid

Question 50

To operate the RESCU-406SE portable emergency transmitter in water, secure the end of the lanyard cord to a tethering point near the raft sea anchor point and:

Answer 50

1. Ensure the transmitter is in "ARM" mode 2. Put the transmitter into the water.

Question 51

Where on the raft do you secure the emergency locator transmitter (ELT) during ditching?

Answer 51

Close to the sea anchor point.

Question 52

In order to remove an incapacitated pilot from his seat, crew should:

Answer 52

1. Move the seat aft with the electrical switch or manual lever 2. Recline the backrest 3. Unfasten the seat belt and harness 4. Carry him out of his seat.

Question 53

How should cabin crew serve food and drinks to the pilots?

Answer 53

On a deep tray from the outboard side of the pilot's seat.

Question 54

The CMD will make the PA "Attention Cabin Crew At Stations", while the aircraft is on the ground, when:

Answer 54

the cabin crew have to be at their respective door standing by for further instructions, e.g. evacuation.

Question 55

What is the purpose of the PA "Attention Cabin Crew At Stations" made by the CMD while the aircraft is on the ground?

Answer 55

The call is a signal to alert the cabin crew to prepare them for an eventuality, e.g. Evacuation.

Question 56

The command "ATTENTION, ATTENTION, CREW-IN-CHARGE TO COCKPIT PLEASE" is announced over the P.A. system:

Answer 56

in the event of a cockpit crew incapacitation.

Question 57

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! CREW-IN-CHARGE TO COCKPIT PLEASE! When this alert signal is heard what must the cabin crewmember do?

Answer 57

Proceed to the cockpit immediately and carry out the Pilot Incapacitation drills.

Question 58

If an emergency evacuation is not required following an emergency landing or rejected takeoff, the Captain will announce over the P.A. system, "Ladies and Gentlemen,....":

Answer 58

"... Please remain seated, we are now proceeding to the gate!"

Question 59

Both the "FASTEN SEAT BELT" and "NO SMOKING" signs are on during flight. Which sign would the technical crew cycle twice to indicate that Cabin crew should suspend service and return to their seats?

Answer 59

"FASTEN SEAT BELT" sign.

Question 60

When the P.A. system is unserviceable, the alternate means for the Technical crew to order the brace for impact is by:

Answer 60

Cycling the "FASTEN SEAT BELT" sign.

Question 61

When the P.A. system is unserviceable, an example of an alternate means for the Technical crew to order the brace for impact is by:

Answer 61

cycling the "FASTEN SEAT BELT" sign.