AMC1 NCO.SPEC.125 Safety briefing

• ED Decision 2014/016/R found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Sep 2023)

AMC1 NCO.SPEC.125 Safety briefing ED Decision 2014/016/R TASK SPECIALISTS (a) Safety briefings should ensure that task specialists are familiar with all aspects of the operation, including their responsibilities. (b) Such briefings should include, as appropriate: (1) behaviour on the ground and in-flight, including emergency procedures; (2) procedures for boarding and disembarking; (3) procedures for loading and unloading the aircraft; (4) use of doors in normal and emergency operations; (5) use of communication equipment and hand signals; (6) precautions in case of a landing on sloping ground; and (7) in addition to the items listed from (b)(1) to (b)(6) before take-off: (i) location of emergency exits; (ii) restrictions regarding smoking; (iii) restrictions regarding the use of portable electronic equipment; and (iv) stowage of tools and hand baggage. (c) Briefings may be given as a verbal presentation or by issuing the appropriate procedures and instructions in written form. Before commencement of the flight, their understanding should be confirmed. AMC1 NCO.SPEC.125 Safety briefing ED Decision 2014/016/R TASK SPECIALISTS (a) Safety briefings should ensure that task specialists are familiar with all aspects of the operation, including their responsibilities. (b) Such briefings should include, as appropriate: (1) behaviour on the ground and in-flight, including emergency procedures; (2) procedures for boarding and disembarking; (3) procedures for loading and unloading the aircraft; (4) use of doors in normal and emergency operations; (5) use of communication equipment and hand signals; (6) precautions in case of a landing on sloping ground; and (7) in addition to the items listed from (b)(1) to (b)(6) before take-off: (i) location of emergency exits; (ii) restrictions regarding smoking; (iii) restrictions regarding the use of portable electronic equipment; and (iv) stowage of tools and hand baggage. (c) Briefings may be given as a verbal presentation or by issuing the appropriate procedures and instructions in written form. Before commencement of the flight, their understanding should be confirmed. ##### AMC1 NCO.SPEC.125 Safety briefing *ED Decision 2014/016/R* **TASK SPECIALISTS** (a) Safety briefings should ensure that task specialists are familiar with all aspects of the operation, including their responsibilities. (b) Such briefings should include, as appropriate: (1) behaviour on the ground and in-flight, including emergency procedures; (2) procedures for boarding and disembarking; (3) procedures for loading and unloading the aircraft; (4) use of doors in normal and emergency operations; (5) use of communication equipment and hand signals; (6) precautions in case of a landing on sloping ground; and (7) in addition to the items listed from (b)(1) to (b)(6) before take-off: (i) location of emergency exits; (ii) restrictions regarding smoking; (iii) restrictions regarding the use of portable electronic equipment; and (iv) stowage of tools and hand baggage. (c) Briefings may be given as a verbal presentation or by issuing the appropriate procedures and instructions in written form. Before commencement of the flight, their understanding should be confirmed.