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On-Site Hypoxia Awareness Training Experience High Altitude Decompression at your Facility The Aircare FACTS® Hypoxia Awareness Training is a fast-paced program, conducted at the client's hangar, specifically designed to provide a safe means for crewmembers to personally experience the signs, symptoms, and effects of high altitude hypoxia. The program, including classroom discussion and hands-on experience with the Aircare FACTS® ROBD™ (Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device), provides pilots, flight techs, flight attendants and frequent flyers the opportunity to experience a "decompression" without the potentially harmful side-effects of a decompression chamber.** This program can be offered twice in a day to accommodate busy flight department schedules. Each crewmember receives a workbook and a High Altitude Hypoxia Awareness Training certificate upon successfully completing the program. Aircare FACTS® Hypoxia Awareness Training curriculum includes: Accident/Incident review Atmosphere & Composition (Temperature • Pressures • Altitude Zones) Physiology / Oxygen Saturation / Effects of Altitude Stress Hypoxia and Human Factors Aircraft Pressurization Decompression / TUF / TUC / EPT Gas and Decompression Sickness Oxygen Equipment Crew Duties / Commands Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device* Cognitive Testing Symptom Recognition Ozone & Radiation * Using the Aircare FACTS® ROBD™, each participant experiences the effects of an artificial decompression approaching 30,000 MSL. This exercise provides the crewmember with a heightened awareness of their own signs and symptoms of hypoxia without the potential risks of a decompression chamber.** "Most of the pilots surveyed agreed that all pilots should receive introductory hypoxia training (92%), recurrent hypoxia training (86%), initial ACT (85%), and recurrent ACT (70%)." Source: Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, April 2005, vol. 76, no. 4, pp. 392-394(3) **"Altitude simulation using such a reduced oxygen breathing technique provides a safe, convenient and cost-effective way to familiarise medical and paramedical personnel and aviators with the potentially dangerous effects of hypoxia, their individual response to it, and the brevity of the time of useful consciousness available in an emergency under hypoxic conditions." Source: ADF Health, 2005, vol. 5, pp. 11-15  Download Onsite Hypoxia Awareness Training PDF |
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Quick Links: 2011 Schedule Class Location Links: Seattle, WA Morristown, NJ Ft. Lauderdale, FL Long Beach, CA Dallas, TX Bradley/Hartford, CT Amsterdam, Netherlands On-Site Training PDFS: FACTS On-Site ASSET™ G550 Evac. Crewmember Hypoxia Awareness Training Frequent Flyer On-Site Galley Service FACTS SOS™ Training InFlight Medical Aircrew Combative    |
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