Normal procedures
Door ownership. What does it mean and which CCM owns which door?
Only the door owner is allowed to arm/disarm the slide. SCCM 1R, CCM4 1L, CCM2 2L, CCM3 2R
Chain of command in emergency?
Captain
F/O
SCCM
CCM2-5
What is RICE?
Rest, ice, compression, elevation
Arming of slides. Commands and procedure? Talk it through
SCCM gives command “Cabin crew arm slides, cross check and report. Slides are armed and cross checked. CCM2 makes a PA “aft slides armed and cross checked”. SCCM makes a PA “forward slides armed and cross checked.
NITS?
Nature
Intentions
Time
Special instructions
Difference of Jelonet and Water-jel / when do we use it?
Jelonet for open fractures (antibacterial dressing).
Water-jel is used for burns
Positions during safety demo. Which CMM is where?
SCCM row 1, CCM4 row 10, CCM3 row 20, CCM2 makes announcement in aft
Cabin emergency landing checklist CELC
What does AED stand for
Automated external defibrillator
TLAR. What does it mean? Who does it? Why? When?
That looks about right assestment. SCCM checks that passengers are distributed correctly in cabin (for correct weight and balance) after boarding completed.
30 second review before emergency landing. When? What does it mean/include?
After command from flight deck “brace for impact”. CCMs at their jump seats in brace position going through their duties in emergency/evacuation
(M), A, B, C
Massive bleeding, Airways, Breathing, Circulation
Explain WCHR, WCHS, WCHC. And what category are they in (use a abbreviation)
SCPS, Eetu will tell the rest
Explain these:
Cabin crew standby standby!
Evacuate, evacuate!
Remain seated, remain seated!- flight deck present, wait for more instructions
- self explaining
- emergency situation canceled
4 principles of first aid
Safety, assess casualty’s condition, getting help, administer first aid