General Emergency Duties Course Aim: Designed specifically for companies that must comply with FAR, Part 121.417 or Part 135.331, excluding only those sections that are aircraft type-specific or relative only to actual flight training, this course provides pilots and aircrew with the required emergency, safety and survival training. Content: This two-day course consists of Survival System's Aircraft Ditching Course, American Heart Association's Heartsaver / Automated Defibrillator (AED) Course and other required ground school topics using lecture, discussion, demonstrations and practical training tank sessions. Emergency Cabin Training Fire fighting in a smoke-filled cabin environment Crewmember duties, responsibilities, and emergency coordination Hazards to aircraft and crewmembers Survival equipment carried aboard Aircraft accident / incident history Crewmember incapacitation General hijacking and other unusual situations Operations above 25,000 feet and rapid decompression Emergency breathing systems and oxygen delivery systems Proper brace positions, emergency exit jettisoning, and cabin evacuation Life raft deployment Emergency Water Survival Skills (practical) Using Life Preserver Units (LPU's) Surface survival formations and hypothermia mitigation positions Boarding and righting life rafts Use of surface rescue devices used by Search and Rescue responders UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING using the MODULAR EGRESS TRAINING SIMULATOR (METS™) First Aid Training Using the Contents of First Aid Kits Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Underwater Emergency Egress / Smoke & Fire in the Cabin / Emergency Slide Deployment

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