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The document outlines the procedures and records for emergency training exercises for aviation instructors and students. It specifies the importance of clear communication when simulating emergencies and lists various emergency scenarios that must be practiced or briefed. Each scenario includes a unique identifier, instructor, and date for tracking purposes.

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Emergencies

The document outlines the procedures and records for emergency training exercises for aviation instructors and students. It specifies the importance of clear communication when simulating emergencies and lists various emergency scenarios that must be practiced or briefed. Each scenario includes a unique identifier, instructor, and date for tracking purposes.

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EMERGENCIES TRAINING RECORD


NAME
CAA REF NUMBER

During emergency training, instructors must always make sure that the student understands both the
nature of the emergency being simulated and the extent to which the exercise will be practiced.
Airborne emergency simulation will only require that touch drills are carried out and should be based
on simple simulation. Therefore whenever an instructor introduces a simulated emergency, he/she
shall precede it with the word “Simulated” to ensure no confusion arises; for example “simulated
engine fire”.

No EMERGENCY PRACTICED INSTRUCTOR DATE


EP1 AIRCRAFT EVACUATION PROCEDURE
EP2 Ex E1.3 CABIN FIRE ON THE GROUND
EP3 Ex E1.3 ENGINE FIRE ON START-UP
EP4 Ex E1.3 ENGINE FIRE ON THE GROUND
EP5 RADIO FAILURE
EP5.1 >GENERAL
EP5.2 >IN THE CIRCUIT
EP5.3 >LOCAL PROCEDURES
EP6 FUSE BLOWN / CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIP
EP7 ALTERNATOR FAILURE
EP8 ELECTRICAL OVERLOAD
EP9 TOTAL ELECTRICAL FAILURE
EP10 REJECTED TAKE-OFF
EP11 Ex E12.2 EFATO
EP12 CABIN DOOR OPEN
EP13 CABIN FIRE IN THE AIR
EP14 Ex16 ENGINE FAILURE IN THE AIR
EP15 ENGINE FIRE IN THE AIR
EP16 CARBURETTOR ICING
EP17 LOSS OF VMC (EX19)
EP18 UNCERTAIN OF POSITION/LOST PROCEDURE
EP19 POSITION FIX (121.5)/GPS INTERPRETATION
EP20 PRACTICE PAN (121.5) SSR 7700
EP21 MAYDAY CALL (NOT TRANSMITTED)
EP22 VACUUM SYSTEM FAILURE (AH/DI) (Ex9.3)
EP 23 BLOCKED PITOT SYSTEM (ASI UNDERREAD)
EP 24 BLOCKED STATIC SYSTEM (ASI/ALT/VSI)
 
EMERGENCIES TRAINING RECORD
NAME
CAA REF NUMBER

No EMERGENCY BRIEFED INSTRUCTOR DATE


BEP1 BRAKE FIRE
BEP2 BRAKE FAILURE
BEP3 STEERING FAILURE
BEP4 BLOWN TYPE/FLAT TYRE
BEP5 TURN CO-ORD / T&S FAILURE
BEP6 ENGINE RESTART IN FLIGHT
BEP7 DITCHING
BEP8 INTERCEPTION PROCEDURES
BEP9 WAKE VORTICIES / TURBULENCE
BEP10 WINDSHEAR
BEP11 PIC UNWELL / SICK
BEP12 PASSENGER UNWELL / SICK

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