Pre–Incident Planning

COURSE DURATION: 2 Days Training

COURSE DEPLOYMENT: Classroom / Virtual

PREREQUISITE: Basic Aircraft Construction

TARGET GROUP:
  • Aviation Fire Fighters
  • Watch Room Attendants
  • Emergency Services
COURSE AIM: The aim of this is course is to enable the participants to bridge the gap between general planning and emergency response by translating specific plans into actions before aircraft accidents/incidents occur. It teaches how to craft a plan of operation so that appropriate procedures can be developed, and the necessary resources can be identified.

COURSE OBJECTIVES - UPON COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE, PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO:
  • Apply best practices that can convert data to useful information
  • Organize valid data and use the same data in the airport emergency plan
  • Establish a system for sharing pre‐incident plans with responders
  • Design and develop a complete pre‐incident plan
MINIMUM NUMBER OF ATTENDEES: 12

PASS MARK: 75%

AMOUNT: (PER LEARNER; PER DAY): R3896,47 (Excl. VAT)

MODULE 1 : TYPES OF AIRCRAFTS
  • General aviation
  • Commercial aviation
  • Military aviation
  • Aircraft by engine type
  • Helicopters

MODULE 2 : TYPES OF ACCIDENTS/INCIDENTS
  • Declared or undeclared
  • High – or – low impact
  • Survivable or non-survivable
  • Fire or no fire
  • Rescue and/or fire control
  • Hazardous materials
  • Threats

MODULE 3 : POSSIBLE ACCIDENT SITES
  • Airport areas
  • Off airport areas
  • Terrain
  • Grid maps
  • Exposures

MODULE 4 : ACCIDENT SITE ACCESSIBILITY
  • Roads
  • Bridge/Overpasses/Underpasses
  • Fences
  • Terrain

MODULE 5 : EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION
  • Primary response notification
  • Secondary response (Support Personnel)
  • Methods of notification

MODULE 6 : CLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS
  • Winds
  • Rains
  • Sleet and/or snow
  • Effects of water

MODULE 7 : SUPPORT AGENCIES AND MUTUAL AID ORGANIZATIONS
  • Police
  • Medical Services
  • Military
  • Mutual Aid

MODULE 8 : AVAILABLE APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT’S
  • Rescue and fire fighting
  • Heavy equipment
  • Special-purpose equipment

MODULE 9 : COMMUNICATIONS
  • Types of systems
  • Radio frequencies
  • Command posts

MODULE 10 : NEWS MEDIA
  • Public relations/public information officer
  • Access
  • Periodic updates
  • State agencies

MODULE 11 : REPORTING AN ACCIDENT
  • Appropriate Civil Aviation Accident Investigation Authority
  • Military
  • State agencies

MODULE 12 : JOINT TRAINING EXERCISES
  • Planning
  • Simulation
  • Field application
  • Critique
  • Revision