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GM1 SPO.SPEC.MCF.125 Crew composition and persons on board
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-15113
ED Decision 2019/019/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Feb 2025)
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GM1 SPO.SPEC.MCF.125 Crew composition and persons on board ED Decision 2019/019/R TASK SPECIALIST’S ASSIGNED DUTIES, EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING (a) The operator should ensure that the task specialist is trained and briefed as necessary to assist the flight crew, including performing functions such as but not limited to: (1) assistance on ground for flight preparation; (2) reading of a MCF checklist; and (3) monitoring and recording of relevant aircraft or systems’ parameters. (b) If a task specialist’s assigned duties are not directly related to the flight operation but to the MCF (e.g. reporting from the cabin on a certain vibration or noise), the required training and briefing should be adequate to this function. (c) The task specialist should be trained as necessary in crew coordination procedures and emergency procedures and be appropriately equipped. (d) Only personnel (crew and task specialists) essential for the completion of the flight should be on board.
GM1 SPO.SPEC.MCF.125 Crew composition and persons on board ED Decision 2019/019/R TASK SPECIALIST’S ASSIGNED DUTIES, EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING (a) The operator should ensure that the task specialist is trained and briefed as necessary to assist the flight crew, including performing functions such as but not limited to: (1) assistance on ground for flight preparation; (2) reading of a MCF checklist; and (3) monitoring and recording of relevant aircraft or systems’ parameters. (b) If a task specialist’s assigned duties are not directly related to the flight operation but to the MCF (e.g. reporting from the cabin on a certain vibration or noise), the required training and briefing should be adequate to this function. (c) The task specialist should be trained as necessary in crew coordination procedures and emergency procedures and be appropriately equipped. (d) Only personnel (crew and task specialists) essential for the completion of the flight should be on board.
##### GM1 SPO.SPEC.MCF.125 Crew composition and persons on board *ED Decision 2019/019/R* **TASK SPECIALIST’S ASSIGNED DUTIES, EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING** (a) The operator should ensure that the task specialist is trained and briefed as necessary to assist the flight crew, including performing functions such as but not limited to: (1) assistance on ground for flight preparation; (2) reading of a MCF checklist; and (3) monitoring and recording of relevant aircraft or systems’ parameters. (b) If a task specialist’s assigned duties are not directly related to the flight operation but to the MCF (e.g. reporting from the cabin on a certain vibration or noise), the required training and briefing should be adequate to this function. (c) The task specialist should be trained as necessary in crew coordination procedures and emergency procedures and be appropriately equipped. (d) Only personnel (crew and task specialists) essential for the completion of the flight should be on board.