Commercial Aircraft & Bizliners
Cabin Crew Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP)
Initial with GCAA Cabin Crew Attestation
14 DAYS
Introduction to Aviation
  • Introduction to Aviation
  • Aviation Regulations and General Safety
  • Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
  • Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP)
  • Turbulence, Decompression, and Hypoxia
  • Emergency Equipment
  • Fire and Smoke/ Drills
  • Survival Training
  • Wet Ditching Drills
  • Aviation Security
  • Dangerous Goods
  • Aeromedical and First Aid
  • CRM (Cabin Crew)
  • Aircraft Type Rating
  • Cabin Doors and Exits for Passenger Evacuation
Wet Ditching Drills
  • Cabin Doors and Exits for Passenger Evacuation
  • Evacuation Procedures and Crowd Control Management
  • Crew Incapacitation
  • Incident and Accident Review
  • Emergency Equipment
  • Fire and Smoke/ Drills
  • Turbulence, Decompression and Hypoxia
  • Survival Training
  • Wet Ditching Drills
  • Cabin Systems
  • Aviation Security
  • Dangerous Goods
  • CRM (Cabin Crew)
Fire and Smoke Drills
  • Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
  • Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP)
  • Interior and Exterior
  • Practical Fire Drills
  • Exit Description and Operation
  • Emergency Situations – planned/ unplanned
  • Evacuation Procedures and Crowd Control Management
  • Cabin Systems
  • Wet Ditching Drills
  • Emergency Equipment
  • CRM (Cabin Crew)
  • Aviation Security
  • Dangerous Goods
* Depending on specific requirements, with the option of GCAA accreditation
First Aid
  • Physiology of Flight
  • First Aid Response Process
  • Medical Kits
  • Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
  • Sudden Illnesses
  • Sudden Injuries
  • Practical Skills
  • Travel Health and Hygiene
Sudden Injuries Trainings
  • Physiology of Flight
  • First Aid Response Process
  • Medical Kits
  • Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
  • Sudden Illnesses
  • Sudden Injuries
  • Practical Skills
  • Travel Health and Hygiene
Instructor
  • Training and the Role of the Instructor
  • The Learning Process
  • Training Methods and Styles
  • Training Aids and Styles – Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Training Needs Analysis
  • Curriculum and Course Design
  • Session Planning and Structure
  • Individual and Team Coaching
  • Training Evaluation
Fire Fighting
  • Fire Fighting Drills - 2 Hours
  • Wet Ditching Drills - 2 Hours
  • Door / Exit Operations and Management - 2 Hours
  • Service Training (As per requirement)
  • XBAG Training - 2 Hours
Pilot Safety and Emergency Procedures (SEP)
Initial / Recurrent
1 DAY
Evacuation Training
  • Door and Exit Operation
  • Evacuation Procedures and Crowd Control Management
  • Crew Incapacitation
  • Incident and Accident Review
  • Emergency Equipment
  • Fire and Smoke/ Drills
  • Decompression and Hypoxia
  • Survival Training
  • Wet Ditching Drills
  • Aviation Security (for Initial separate 01-day course)
  • Dangerous Goods (upon request; for Initial separate 01-day course)
  • CRM Joint (upon request; see also separate Pilot CRM)
First Aid Trainings
  • First Aid Response Process
  • Medical Kits
  • Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
  • Aeromedical Topics –Hypoxia
  • Hyperventilation
  • Eye / Skin Contamination
  • Hygiene and Food Poisoning
  • Vector Borne Diseases
Pilot CRM Training
  • CRM principles
  • Human factors in aviation
  • Human performance and limitations
  • Threat and error management
  • Personality awareness
  • Human error and reliability
  • Attitude and behaviour
  • Self-assessment and critique
  • Stress and stress management
  • Fatigue and vigilance
  • Assertiveness
  • Situational awareness
  • Information acquisition and processing
  • Automation
  • Monitoring and intervention
  • Surprise and startle effect
  • Resilience development
  • Effective communication and coordination
  • Leadership, cooperation and delegation
  • Decision making
  • Cultural differences
  • Company safety culture
  • Standard operating procedures
  • Organisational factors and factors linked to the type of operation
Pilot Safety Instructions
  • Recurrent – triennial based on Dynamic’s or operator’s approved programme
Decompression

With the Use of a Normobaric Hypoxia Simulator, Crew will be able to experience
their own signs and symptoms of Hypoxia (Hypoxia signature).

* Advanced Course will Last 4 Hours and Includes Aviation Medicine Topics
their own signs and symptoms of Hypoxia (Hypoxia signature).

Dangerous Goods Restrictions
  • General Philosophy
  • Limitations
  • Labeling and Marking
  • Recognition of Undeclared Dangerous Goods
  • Provisions for Passengers and Crew
  • Emergency Procedures
Private Aviation Security
  • Aviation Security Legislations and Security Framework
  • Flight Crew Compartment, Controlling Access to the Aircraft
  • Bomb Threats
  • Security Searches
  • Aircrews’ Response to Hi-Jack/ Emergency Response/ Handling Post Event
  • Unruly Passengers/ Disruptive Passenger Conflict Management
  • Appropriate Self-Defence Responses – restraint techniques
  • Social Media Security
  • Personal Security
Wet Drills
  • Fire Fighting Drills - 2 Hours
  • Wet Ditching Drills - 2 Hours
  • Door / Exit Operations and Management - 2 Hours
  • XBAG Training - 2 Hours
Training Courses

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