Safety and Emergency Procedure Training for Cockpit Crews

The Operator Conversion Course for cockpit crews meet all required training elements for pilots joining a new airline. Prior to start flying, pilot would need to accomplish an Operator Conversion Course to learn the safety and emergency equipment and procedures of the operator for the assigned aircraft type. Crew resource management (CRM), first aid, and dangerous goods are also part of the course according to ORO.FC.220 and are covered to the required depth.

Training Content

• Aircraft systems and equipment
• Firefighting
• Survival training
• Wet ditching drill
• Operator specifics (safety and emergency procedures and equipment)
• Aviation Security
• First aid
• Dangerous Goods
• Crew resource management (CRM)

The annual recurrent training for cockpit crews according to ORO.FC.230 prepares the participants to deal with the safety and emergency equipment as well as the procedures of the operator for the respective aircraft type. As required by ORO.FC.230, further topics such as crew resource management (CRM), security, first aid, and dangerous goods are also included.

Training Content

• Safety and emergency procedures
• Security
• First aid (if applicable)
• Dangerous Goods
• Crew resource management (CRM)