ScopeIn helicopter operations, the most critical phases prone to accidents are landing and take-off. Even minor errors during these phases can lead to catastrophic outcomes, including fires, fatalities, and significant asset loss.
To ensure safe operations, helideck personnel must maintain a secure environment before, during, and after helicopter landings and departures. In the event of a serious incident, a well-trained team is essential for effective firefighting and rescue efforts to protect lives, property, and the surrounding environment.
This course complies with the Directorate General of Civil Aviation Decree No. 32/2022, referencing CASR Part 139 (Manual of Standard) Volume IV – Aircraft Accident Rescue and Firefighting Services (PKP-PK). It is designed for field personnel, including Helideck Assistants (HDA), Helicopter Landing Officers (HLO), and airport or helideck firefighting staff.
General Course Objectives: By the end of the Helicopter Firefighting and Rescue (HFR – Initial) course, participants will be able to:
- Understand and apply emergency service regulations and aviation safety standards relevant to airports and heliports.
- Respond effectively to helicopter accident scenarios, including rescue operations.
- Prevent, control, and extinguish fires while protecting lives, property, and the environment in airport/heliport facilities.
Course Content: - Overview of the Training Program
- Emergency Service Regulations and Aviation Safety Standards for Airports and Helicopters
- Knowledge of Helicopter Landing and Take-off Areas
- Familiarization with Helicopter Operations and Design
- Helicopter Accident Rescue and Firefighting Procedures
- Fundamentals of Fire Behavior and Firefighting Techniques
- Helicopter Accident Management and Rescue Techniques
- Practical Training and Drills
- Comprehensive Examination