A330 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

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Content of the Course

Slide	96	Duration	01:10:00	Exam	Yes

COURSE START
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
- Fire Fighting Equipment Overview – Bcf
- Wfe
- Pbe (Smoke Hood – Protective Breathing Equipment)
- Flashlight
- Crashaxe and crowbar
- Protective Gloves
- Lavatory Smoke Detection
- Survival Equipment
- Megaphone
- First Aid Kit
- Emergency Medical Kit
- Lifevest
- Life Vest Demonstration
- Infant Lifevest
- Slide/Slide Rafts
- Passenger Doors
- Disconnection For Flotation
- Sliding Behaviour
- Elt
- Mrt
- Location of the Emergency Equipment
- Rescue Symbols – Meaning of Rescue Symbols
FIRE FIGHTING AND SMOKE IN CABIN
- Theory of Fire
- Possible Fire Sources
- Fire Preventions
- Cabin Crew Fire Drill
- Purser Responsibilities During Fire
- Lavatory Fire
- Smoke in Cabin
- Control and Management of the Passenger
- Fire Fighting on the Ground
DOORS AND EMERGENCY EXIT REVIEW
- Preventive Measures While Opening
- Preventive Measures While Closing
- Doors and Windows
- Opening Doors From Inside
- Closing Doors From Inside
- Opening Doors From Outside
- Closing Doors From Outside
- Opening Emergency Exit From Inside
- Opening Doors From Inside ın emergency
DECOMPRESSION
- Slow Decompression
- Rapid Decompression
- Decompression Procedures – Cockpitcrew Responsibilities
- Announcements from cockpit to cabin
- Cabin Crew Responsibilities
- Hypoxia
- Time of Useful Consciousness
- Oxygen System
- Cockpit Fıxed Oxygen System
- Passenger Oxygen System
- Portable O2 Equipment
EVACUATION PROCEDURES
- Commencing Evacuation – Evacuation Orders
- Cabin Crew at Stations
- Brace for Impact
- Evacuate From … Exits
- Cabin Crew and Passengers Keep Your Seats – In Case of P/A is Not Working
- Cockpit Evacuation Procedures
- Unprepared Evacuation
- Prepared Evacuation
- Cabin Preparation
- Definition of Usable and Unusable Exit
- Definition of Dried Up Exit
- Crowd Control
REFUELING
- General – Refueling with passengers onboard
- Refueling with engine running
COURSE END