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EPs 2 Flashcards

1
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Flight crew oxygen min dispatch/ duration

A

1300 PSI
2hrs supplemental oxygen

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311 Oxygen Serviceability, flow rate, duration

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1600PSI, secure in bracket, masks attached
3 outlets, 2L per min (total 6L per min all 3 running, 50 minutes)
10 PAX per outlet (1 reserved for FA1)

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121 Oxygen serviceability, duration

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1600 PSI, secure in bracket, masks attached
High flow 4L per min 30 mins
Low flow 2L per min 60 mins
Both 20 mins

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4
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Items provided for remote area side of kit

A

Space blanket
Mirror
Water proof matches

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5
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Torch serviceability

A

Present and secure in bracket (if fitter)

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6
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AED serviceability?

A
  1. In its stowage secured
  2. Green tick is present
  3. If Red Cross is present advise capt
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7
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Safety briefing cards

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• Correct aircraft type card present
• One card per seat pocket
• Exit Row Briefing Card at each exit row seat

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8
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EPIRB and ELT duration

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48 hours

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9
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Least Risk Bomb Location (LRBL)

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Against right hand aft service door 2R

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10
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PBE Serviceability

A

Tamper prevention integrity seal intact
Humidity indicator is blue

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11
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PBE duration?

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15 minutes
2-3 mins for inflation

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12
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BCF Serviceability

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  1. Secure in bracket
  2. Indicator in green
  3. Pin intact
  4. Anti-tamper seal intact
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13
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BCF operation

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  1. Remove from bracket
  2. Keep upright
  3. PASS (point, aim, squeeze, sweep)
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14
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BCF Precautions

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  1. Use PBE
  2. Don’t touch to exposed wires
  3. Before discharging on FD masks should be work by flight crew 100%
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15
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Emergency lighting

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  • floor strip lighting (either red/white right side or luminescent both)
  • exit ceiling lights/signs
  • ceiling lights
  • exterior escape path lights (egress)
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16
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Critical Phase

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Takeoff
From the application of power for takeoff, until the landing gear is up

Landing
During descent from the time that the landing gear is down, until the aircraft turns off the runway

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17
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Sterile/safety related durations

A

Door closed to enroute PA
Landing Prep PA to door open

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18
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Communication during critical phase?

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Only fire in cabin using emer button

19
Q

Time of useful consciousness

A

Mod vs sitting
18000 10-30 mins
20000 5-12 mins
25000 2-3 mins

20
Q

Symptoms of Hypoxia

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Mild - fatigue, feeling of warmth, listlessness, vague distress, lack of concentration, reduced performance

Moderate - mood swings, confusion, breathlessness, invulnerability, euphoria, blueness in fingertips and lips

Severe - blue pallor of skin, loss of consciousness, twitching, convulsions, death

21
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Decompression sickness symptoms?

A

Dull ache, increasing to constant pain in joints, skin tingling, headache, weakness, dizziness, collapse

22
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Decompression sickness treatment

A

Advise captain
Descend and divert to hypobaric chamber,
Offer water every 15 mins
Loosen tight clothing,
Administer oxygen 4L min

23
Q

What can FA contact flight deck during sterile flight deck?

A

Fire - burning odours/smoke,
• Medical emergency,
• Unusual noise or vibration,
• Fuel or other fluid leakages,
• Exit door ajar or air noise,
• Extreme temperature change,
• Suspicious, unclaimed baggage or package, and
• Any other condition that seems abnormal or that the Cabin
Crew believes the Captain should know about.

24
Q

RAISE?

A

R elay
A sk
(Inquire stage)

I ndicate
S olution
(Concern)

E mergency
(Emergency stage)

25
Q

Passenger not responding or moving during evacuation?

A

Strike at elbow or knee

26
Q

NITS?

A

N ature or emergency
I ntentions
T ime to landing
S pecific instructions
(Ie is emergency cabin prep is required, exits blocked, damage or fire, check for information from cabin)

27
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Ways to initiate NITS?

A

First
Emergency call button
Cabin crew pick up phone, identify themselves, receive nits)

Second
PA - “would the cabin crew report to the flight deck immediately”
FA1 goes to FD
FA2 pack away and station at front of cabin
FA1 briefs FA2

Third
Chime button (3 pushes)
Same as above

28
Q

Turbulence PA

A

Anticipated
“All passengers and crew be seated and fasten seat belts”

Unanticipated same with IMMEDIATELY after

29
Q

Alert PA

A

“Attention! All passengers remain seated and await further
instructions.”

30
Q

Cancel alert PA

A

“Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for your cooperation. Please remain seated. Cabin Crew resume normal duties.”

31
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Evacuate PA

A

“Attention! Evacuate, Evacuate.”

32
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Land emergencies FO and FA 2

A

BCF
Torch

33
Q

Land evacuation CAPT and FA1

A

Megaphone
First aid and remote area emergency equipment
Torch

34
Q

Ditching PA

A

“Attention! This is a ditching, follow your Crew Member’s
instructions”

35
Q

Emergency evacuation ditching CAPT and FA1

A

Megaphone
First aid and Remote area emergency equipment
Life jacket
Torch

36
Q

Emergency evacuation ditching FO and FA 2

A

FO
BCF
Torch
Life jacket

FA2
Torch
Life jacket

37
Q

DG first 3 response

A
  1. Land as soon as possible
  2. Conduct appropriate fire and smoke drills
  3. Oxygen masks 100% flow
38
Q

Three types of decompression

A

Explosive
Sudden
Gradual

39
Q

Fire fighting roles

A

Fire fighter
Communicator
Backup

40
Q

LITCDS

A

Used to describe fire
L ocation
I intensity
T ype
C olour
D ensity
S mells

41
Q

HOT principle

A

H idden?
O bviously suspicious
T not typical of area

42
Q

How to maintain morale during survival stage

A

Allocating duties

43
Q

Counter threat response model

A

Level 1 - verbal abuse
Level 2 - physical abuse
Level 3 - life threatening
Level 4 - attach on FD
Determine, diffuse - defend

Q400 Systems (7 decks)

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