Emergency equipment Flashcards

1
Q

Crash Axe serviceability

A

Present
Checked by FC as located in FD

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2
Q

Crash axe use

A

Firefighting
Clearing structures to leave aircraft
Chopping wood etc

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3
Q

Heat resistant gloves serviceability

A

Present
Yellow in colour
Usually checked by FC as located in FD

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4
Q

Heat resistant gloves use

A

heat protection for arms and hands

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5
Q

BCF 1.5kg serviceability

A

Red plastic disc is intact in rear of handle

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6
Q

BCF usage

A

PASS
Push up red cap
Aim at base of fire
Squeeze
Sweep

Within vertical to 60 degree
minimum of 10 seconds
Stand 1.5 to 2m

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7
Q

BCF considerations

A

Electrical, liquid, fabric and paper fires
not effective on class D fires (combustible metal) but can still use for surrounding fires

Use PBE in confined spaces
FD use O2 mask with 100%

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8
Q

PBE serviceability

A

TPIS
Tamper prevention integrity seal intact
Humidity indicator blue in colour

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9
Q

PBE use

A

open box, remove from bag by tearing yellow strap, snap open by holding cylinders, palms facing to spread seal, bend down to place on head
inflates in 2-3 minutes
Minimum 15 minutes
green light will turn red or deflate
Fill out cabin/ IFE log

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10
Q

Waste bin extinguisher serviceability

A

Done by the engineers

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11
Q

Waste bin extinguisher use

A

silver dot will turn black when exposed to high temperature
nozzle tip will turn silver when discharged

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12
Q

PSU O2 considerations

A

Pull to activate
15 minutes
O2 cannot be shut off
remove oil/grease from face

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13
Q

Portable O2 serviceability

A

Single Outlet: pressure gauge needle is between the green band and full

Multi Outlet: pressure gauge needle is in the red band

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14
Q

Portable O2 useage

A

Mask is plugged into high flow outlet
Single: open until 4 is seen
Multi: open fully anticlockwise then turn back half turn
Check O2- green flow indicator visible
Fit mask around head and tighten

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15
Q

Portable O2 considerations

A

Check passenger Q15min
Lasts 70-75 minutes @4LPM
Advise CSM and captain
Fill in cabin/IFE log book
100 PSI should be left. This avoids corrosion and makes refilling less complicated
Avoid bumping/dropping
Avoid oil/grease, remove makeup from face
Cylinder must be secure

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16
Q

EROS portable O2

A

Pressure gauge needle in the red band
Cylinder has a yellow band and brass fitting
Flight deck EROS mask only
15 minute use
100% O2 on demand

17
Q

Therapeutic Mask serviceability and use

A

Present
Green flow indicator visible
Once used, place in sick bag and return to original stowage, entry in cabin/IFE log book

18
Q

Laerdal Mask serviceability and use

A

Present
Use for rescue breaths
Put on gloves, high flow attached, rescue breaths

19
Q

Emergency First Aid Kit Serviceability

A

Present and Sealed

Flight crew must be informed if used
(Trauma kit)
Entry in cabin/IFE log book

20
Q

Physicians Kit serviceability

A

Present, expiry date, blue metal seal intact or temporary yellow seal

21
Q

Physicians kit usage

A

CSM/CSS can open the kit without gaining permission from flight crew, captain should be informed asap
DO NOT leave unattended
reseal internal bags if used with yellow seal and outer bag with yellow seal
Intelex report on incident, recored serial numbers of yellow seals
Physicians report by doctor if in attendance
S8 drug register if morphine used by Dr
Medlike patch checklist in kit if meddling contacted
Return to stowage
Log use in cabin/IFE log book

22
Q

Defibrillator Serviceability

A

Present
Green tick in status indicator window

23
Q

Defibrillator use

A

Trained crew only
Inform Captain, in telex report, cabin/IFE log

24
Q

Dangerous Goods Spill Kit Serviceability

A

Present and Sealed

Cabin/IFE log if used

25
Q

Restraint Pack serviceability

A

Present and Seal is intact

26
Q

Restraint pack contents, use and considerations

A

x6 flexicuffs
cutter
instruction card

Max restraint for landing:
Flexicuff applied to wrists
Seat belt

Must remain for duration of flight
Ensure wellbeing of passenger
Refer to security

27
Q

Infant/ extension seatbelt serviceability and use

A

Present
Thread seatbelt through loop and secure
Brief passenger on use

28
Q

Life jacket adult and infant serviceability

A

Present

29
Q

Life jacket colours crew and passenger

A

Crew- Orange
Passenger- Yellow

30
Q

Portable emergency locator beacon serviceability

A

Present

31
Q

Portable emergency locator beacon use

A

transmits for 48 hours minimum

Use in water- attach to raft, 406SE put ELT in ARM mode

On land- place 406S in water 1L with salt, 406SE turn ELT to XMT to transmit

Put at highest point, upright, clear of obstructions

32
Q

DME torch serviceability and use

A

Present
Safety-wired or Plastic seal
Red light blinking

turns on once removed
Lasts for 4 hours

33
Q

FS megaphone

A

Present

Press trigger and speak

34
Q

Impact drill sheet AND cabin crew non-normal checklist-depressurisation

A

Present

35
Q

Suspicious article action plan SAAP serviceability

A

Present and sealed
Located in physicians kit stowage

36
Q

Safety information card

A

Present