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1
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Emergency Drill
A
- Maintain Brace / await instructions
- Commence commands / check exits
- Open / Block exit(s)
- Direct evacuation
- Take equipment / evacuate
- Assist pax
2
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Interrupting sterile flight deck
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- Fire
- Medical emergency
- Unusual noise or vibration
- Fuel or fluid leak
- Exit door ajar / air noise
- Extreme change in temperature
- Suspicious unclaimed baggage
- Other abnormal condition
3
Q
PA unserviceable - points to be covered
A
- Seatbelts
- Brace position & signal
- Nearest exits
- Personal safety
- Loose equipment
- Buddy system
- Briefing card
- Pax requiring assistance
4
Q
Pax control techniques
A
- Firmly assert authority
- Provide leadership and direction
- Be physical if necessary
5
Q
Buddy system ABPs
A
- Aged
- Unaccompanied children
- Parents with more than 1 child
- Pax requiring assistance
6
Q
Anticipated turbulence PA
A
“All pax and crew be seated and fasten seatbelts”
7
Q
Cabin crew action to anticipated turbulence PA
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- Be seated within 1 min of seatbelt sign
- FA2 thumbs up to FA1
- FA1 press cabin ready button
- Flight or cabin crew PA “while the seatbelt sign is on, please remain in your seat with your seatbelt firmly fastened. All cabin service will cease at this time”
8
Q
Sudden turbulence PA
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“All pax and crew be seated and fasten seatbelts immediately”
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Q
Rejected takeoff
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- Sudden loss of engine thrust
- Obstacle on runway
- Change in weather conditions
- Systems failure
- Fire warning / damage
- Caution / warning
- Instruction from control tower
10
Q
Cracked window
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- Inform captain
- Move pax to other seats
- Move loose articles
- Reassure pax
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Q
ABP use
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- Assist exit opening
- As a buddy
- Assist incapacitated crew
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Q
Exit briefing 200/300 1L Land
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Scenario 1&2
13
Q
Exit briefing 200/300 1R Land
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4 points
14
Q
Exit briefing 200/300 windows Land
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4 points
15
Q
Exit briefing 200/300 1L Ditch
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Scenario 1&2
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Exit briefing 200/300 1R Ditch
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Scenario 1&2
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Q
Exit briefing 200/300 windows Ditch
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4 points
18
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Exit briefing 400 1L Land
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Scenario 1&2
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Exit briefing 400 1R Land
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4 points
20
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Exit briefing 400 2L&R Land
A
Scenario 1&2
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Q
Exit briefing 400 1L Ditch
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Scenario 1&2
22
Q
Exit briefing 400 1R Ditch
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4 points
23
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Exit briefing 400 2 L&R Ditch
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Scenario 1&2
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Q
Alert PA
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“Attention! All pax remain seated and await further instructions”
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Commands technique
1. Loud and slow
2. Authoritative / assertive
3. Consume and repetitive
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Cabin crew direct evacuation
“Evacuate x 3”
| Then applicable command
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Evacuation equipment Captain
1. Megaphone
2. FA & RAEE kit
3. Torch
4. Life jacket if ditching
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Evacuation equipment FA1
1. Megaphone
2. FA & RAEE kit
3. Torch
4. Life jacket if ditching
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Evacuation equipment FO
1. BCF
2. Torch
3. Life jacket if ditching
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Evacuation equipment FA2
1. BCF
2. Torch
If ditching
3. Life jacket
4. No BCF
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Signs of decompression
1. Hypoxia
2. Ear and sinus pain
3. Need to breath rapidly
4. Trapped gases
5. Boiling of liquids
6. Mist forming in cabin
7. Disturbance of dust and loose papers
8. Air cold and thin
32
Fire drill
Firefighter, communicator, backup
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Hypoxia definition
Diminished availability of 02 to body tissue due to insufficient 02 reaching the blood
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Hyperventilation recognition
(BADCT)
1. Difficulty breathing
2. Flushed appearance
3. Dizziness
4. Clumsiness
5. Tingling
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Decompression recognition
1. Dull ache
2. Sore joints
3. Tingling skin
4. Weakness
5. Chest tightness
6. Collapse
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Decompression treatment
1. Advise captain
2. 02 high flow
3. Loosen tight clothing
4. Water
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Motion sickness recognition
1. Nausea
2. Sweating
3. Pale skin
4. Salivation
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Hypoglycaemia recognition
(Dazed & confused, PASS)
1. Dizzy
2. Confused
3. Pale skin
4. Rapid heart
5. Shaking hands
6. Shallow breath
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Hyperglycaemia recognition
1. Dry hot skin
2. Fruity odour of breath
3. Excessive thirst
4. Nausea
5. Fast pulse
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Angina recognition
1. Pain in chest spreading
2. Skin pale and clammy
3. Weakness
4. Nausea
5. Shock
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Heart attack recognition
1. Sudden pain in chest spreading
2. Dizziness
3. Paleness
4. Sweating
5. Nausea
6. Breathlessness
7. Change in pulse
8. Collapse
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Heart attack treatment
1. Seek medical aid
2. Reassure and assist comfort
3. Loosen tight clothing
4. O2
5. DRSABC
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Shock recognition
1. Weakness
2. Dizziness
3. Paleness
4. Nausea
5. Change in pulse
6. Rapid breathing
7. Thirst
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Shock treatment
1. Control bleeding
2. Lie pax down with legs raised
3. O2
4. Keep warm
5. nil by mouth
6. DRSABC
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Stroke treatment
1. Seek medical aid
2. Reassure
3. Support head and shoulders
4. Wipe secretions from mouth
5. Airways open
6. O2
7. DRSABC
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BCF serviceability 400 red flag
1. Secure in bracket
2. Indicator in green
3. Pin intact
4. Anti-tamper seal intact
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BCF precautions
1. May cause adverse breathing reaction so use PBE
2. Don’t touch to live wires
3. Flight crew to wear O2 masks when discharging in flight deck
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PBE operation
Remember yellow strap
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PBE precautions
1. Don’t damage neck seal
2. Hair tucked inside
3. Don hood promptly after activation to avoid loosing O2
4. If hood collapses, remove
5. Don’t remove god near flame
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Flight deck mask components
1. Harness
2. Microphone
3. Regulator
4. Oro - nasal mask
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O2 administration
1. Advise captain
2. Remove lipstick or grease
3. Check tubing secure on HI flow and remove mask attached to other outlet
4. Check no links in tubing
5. Turn flow knob on
6. Check flow of O2
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Megaphone operation
1. Hold with 1 hand
2. Squeeze handle
3. Speak into microphone
4. Rotary volume control if required
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How does BCF fight a fire?
BCF is a liquified gas that terminates the combustion process by chemically inhibiting the flame chain reaction.
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Pax post incident de-brief info
Factual, technical and operationally relevant
Brief and descriptive
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Cabin pressurisation
Pressure and density increased to a level that:
1. Provides satisfactory amount of O2 without using O2 bottles
2. Body gases aren’t greatly affected
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Decompression sickness definition
When nitrogen dissolved in the blood is forced out of solution by decreased atmosphere pressure
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Alpine emergency procedure
1. Don all clothing
2. Distribute pillows and blankets
3. FA & RAEE kit
4. Stay with aircraft and confirm ELT activated
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Flight deck threat procedure
1. Check door closed and locked
2. Advise captain
3. Determine, defend, defuse
