~ Purpose ~
In the event of a helicopter emergency ditching or submersion, the correct use of a Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) can provide a valuable additional source of breathing air, extending the time available for underwater escape. Helicopter ditching incidents have highlighted the importance of appropriate emergency breathing equipment and effective escape techniques in improving the chances of survival during underwater evacuation.
~ Objectives ~
This course is designed to educate participants on the correct use of CA-EBS during helicopter ditching and water ingress emergencies. Participants will learn the system's operating principles, limitations, and associated hazards, as well as the importance of proper preparation, timely activation, and controlled breathing to make the available air supply last as long as possible during an underwater escape. The course emphasizes the importance of following established safety procedures and practical training to improve preparedness and increase the likelihood of a safe escape.
~ Content ~
>>The course set includes series of training modules and video materials.<<
~ Certification ~
Upon successful completion of the online course you will be granted with personalized training certificate (validity: 4 years).
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Course curriculum
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Welcome
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Introduction
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Helicopter Accident Statistics
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What is EBS
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EBS System Types
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Rebreather EBS
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Compressed Air EBS (CA-EBS)
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Hybrid Rebreather EBS
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EBS Integration
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EBS System Maintenance
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Escape with EBS
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Be Prepared
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Things to Remember
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Summary
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CA-EBS Training Video
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HUET Training with CA-EBS
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HUET Training without CA-EBS
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Course Materials
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Exam: CA-EBS
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About this course
- €110,00
- 19 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
- Course access 1 full year