SEP EXAM with correct answers 100%

SEP EXAM with correct answers 100% 2.1.2.1 - safety reporting responsibilities To maintain a safe and reliable operation, it is, the responsibility of Cabin Crew to: - Correct Answer - cerbally report any situations/events or equipment that could pose a threat to safety to the PIC - submit necessary forms no later than 24hrs after termination of flight - make entry in Cabin Defect Log, as required - cooperate fully throughout any investigation **all incidents/accidents involving the aircraft/equipment, passengers and/or crew members must also be verbally reported to IFS Management upon arrival 2.1.2.1 - safety reporting responsibilities steps?? - Correct Answer - incident/accident - in-charge informs PIC - PIC informs flight dispatch who will advise corporate safety and manager operations control (SOC) - SOC advises IFS Manager on safety duties, crew scheduling, station of incident/accident - IFS manager on safety duties advises crew base management who will advise local H&S Committee 2.1.3 - completing a safety report there are two categories of safety reports - Correct Answer - cabin safety reports (SMS) - health and safety reports (OHS) 2.1.3 - completing a safety report cabin safety reports (SMS) - Correct Answer electronic reports - Cabin Safety eReports - Disruptive Passenger Security eReport (DPAX) - passenger injury/illness (PIR) - hazard eReport (HAZ) paper reports - flight report - injury/illness/incident (ACF34C) - disruptive/unruly passenger report (ACF34D) 2.1.3 - completing a safety report Health and Safety reports (OHS) - Correct Answer electronic reports - work related injury/illness ereports (OHS) - health and safety complaint eReport paper reports - flight attendant injury/accident report - employee safety & health concern form 2.1.4 - incident/accident categories colour code & impact - Correct Answer - red: involves the loss of life, lss of an asset (e.g. aircraft or building) or could result in the loss of the airline's operating certificate - orange: includes company personnel or passengers in imminent danger. also includes situations reported from an aircraft in operation that may result in a catastrophic or major aircraft accident - Includes urgent onboard conditions where there is concern for the safety of the aircraft, passengers or personnel that do not require immediate assistance. May result in the removal of a major asset (e.g. aircraft, facility or vehicle) from service, injury to passengers or employees requiring medical attention or treatment, or incapacitating injury to a cabin crew member - green: includes safety events not requiring the declaration of an emergency but which, under different circumstances, may have resulted in a serious inj