Threat and Error Management Flashcards
Say the flow of an anticipated threat mitigation technique using the TEAM model.
Crew Briefing –> Takeoff Briefing –> Approach Briefing –> Debrief
Say the flow of an unanticipated threat mitigation technique using the TEAM model.
Fly the A/C – > PF vs PM – > Time?
No Time –> Act –> Communicate –> Debrief
Time –> Plan –> Communicate –> Debrief
What are the crew briefings?
ICE Briefing:
Introduction: Crew member verification, required documents, fit to fly.
Communication: Cabin flight deck emergency notification and communication. Distress signal (double-double) call with full name. Use the emergency button if there is an emergency even in sterile.
Entry Protocol: Both attendants come up, look through and verify, open door and swap with FA, repeat process.
All Flights Briefing:
Flight time, altitude, alternate, potential to divert and weather, MEL/CDLs, LEOs or FAMs, taxi time etc
Further explain Fly the A/C in the TEAM model.
Ensure A/C Control
Memory Items
QRC
Further explain PF vs PM in the TEAM model.
Under most circumstances, captain gives flight controls to FO and assumes the PM duty.
What is a precautionary landing?
The captain anticipates the landing is non-routine but will be successful and will not cause injury.
An emergency evacuation is not anticipated or the evacuation decision will be made after landing.
Airport rescue and firefighting equipment may be required.
What is an emergency landing?
The captain anticipates the landing may cause injury to passengers or damage to aircraft and aircraft rescue and firefighting are required. Flight attendants assume that there will be an emergency evacuation. Communication must include NTSBO to flight attendants.
What is NTSBO?
Nature of the Emergency
Time Available
Signal - The signal used for evacuation or non-evacuation of the aircraft once landed.
Brace - Determine when the brace position
Other - Any additional information
