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CRM - Initial

CRM - Initial (AMC1 ORO.FC.115&215)

The abbreviation stands for CRM Crew Resource Management. This means the optimal and sensible use and management of all technical means available to the crew as well as human skills.

  • Training Content:

    Human misconduct / error chain / detection and avoidance
    of mistakes
    Safety culture in the company / standardized operating procedures (SOP)
    Stress, stress processing / fatigue and attention
    Situation awareness / information acquisition and processing / managing
    the workload
    decision making
    Communication / coordination inside and outside the cockpit
    Leadership / Assertiveness / Synergy (knowledge multiplication)
    Automation and philosophy of use
    Type specific differences
    case studies
    Aviation safety and accident prevention

  • user group

    This training is specialized at flight crew members

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CRM - Recurrent

CRM - Recurrent (AMC1 ORO.FC.115&215)

he CRM training is valid for one year. All important topics are discussed within a period of at most 3 years.

  • Training content:

    repeats and deepening of set
    CRM Basic Training Topics (Initial)
    Coordination / communication
    Accident analyzes via reports and videos

  • User group:

    This training is specialized at flight crew members

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Dangerous Goods

Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air

Definition of dangerous goods:
These are objects or substances that represent a significant risk for health and safety to air transportation. This is described in Section 3 of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulation (DGR).

  • Training content:

    General philosophy (e.g. base regulations, definitions, sensitization)
    Restriction (e.g. prohibited items, restricted use)
    List of Dangerous goods
    Marking and labeling
    Storage and load procedures
    Deployment of information

  • Selected peaple:

    This training is aimed at pilots, post holder and ground staff.

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Emergency and Safety Equipment Training

Every crew member has emergency training once a year
to be completed.

  • Training content:

    Use of life jackets and life rafts
    Use of oxygen masks
    Use of fire extinguishers
    Instructions regarding the storage and use of all safety and emergency equipment carried on an aircraft.

  • Selected people:

    This training is aimed at pilots, post holder and ground staff.

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Fire Fighting

Fire fighting with fire extinguishers must also be trained regularly in practice.
Our fire fighting training includes a theoretical and a practical part.

  • Content of theoretical part:

    Fire protection and escape route signs
    Burning and extinguishing, fire classes, extinguishing substance
    Small extinguishers, fire extinguishers
    Use of fire extinguishers, correct use of fire extinguishers

  • Content of praczticle part:

   Practical training with fire extinguishers out- and indoors on small fire sources

  • Selected persons:

   This training is aimed at pilots, post holder and ground staff.

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First Aid

All crew members should attend first aid training periodical times. Our courses for fast life-saving activities are carried out by a qualified doctor or paramedic.

  • Training content:

    Hypoxia
    Stress reactions
    Allergic reaction
    Hyperventilation
    Gastrointestinal disorders
    Epilepsy, heart attack, diabetes
    State of shock
    Burns, wounds, broken bones

  • Selected people:

    This training is aimed at pilots, post holder and ground staff.

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Sea Survival Training

The "Survival at Sea" training is intended to help with theoretical and, above all, practical training to increase the probability of surviving ditching by plane or helicopter.

  • Theoretical instruction in the dangers of cold water, in the existing rescue equipment (life jacket, life raft, survival suits etc.), in pyrotechnic emergency signals and in the rescue and recovery options of the search and rescue service (SAR).
    Practical handling of pyrotechnic emergency signals.
    Practical survival training in the water: handling life jackets and life rafts; Group behavior in water

  • Selected persons:

    This training is aimed at cockpit crews as well as cabin crews who have to travel long distances over water (offshore mechanics; ferry pilots, flight attendants, etc.)

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