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Cabin crew safety and emergency procedures training

For cabin crew training

Cabin crew assessed on competence, recorded like the flight deck.

Initial, recurrent, aircraft differences and safety and emergency procedures training, assessed against observable competence, captured on tablet in the cabin trainer, and held in the same record as the rest of the operation.

Scope

The cabin training year, in one place

  • Initial and conversion

    Initial training, aircraft type and differences training, with practical elements recorded per trainee.

  • Recurrent and refresher

    Annual recurrent, safety and emergency procedures and CRM, with due dates tracked against each crew member.

  • Joint CRM with the flight deck

    Joint sessions recorded once, visible to both training departments rather than filed twice.

Where it happens

Captured in the trainer, not afterwards at a desk.

Door drills, evacuation, firefighting and medical scenarios are assessed while they are performed, on tablet, offline, with the same observe-record-classify-assess flow the flight deck uses.

  • Practical assessment recorded at the trainer, task by task
  • Assessor identity and evidence attached to each element
  • Debrief notes captured with the assessment
  • Works offline in the cabin trainer; syncs afterwards
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Records

One record across the whole crew community

  • Attestations and expiries

    Cabin crew attestation, recurrent due dates and aircraft differences tracked with automatic notification.

  • Read next to flight crew data

    Competency trends across the crew community, not two disconnected systems.

  • Assessor consistency

    The same concordance measurement used for flight instructors, applied to cabin crew assessors.

  • Audit-ready

    Records and evidence exportable for your authority whenever they are asked for.

Questions cabin crew training managers ask

Yes: the same platform, configured for cabin training. That is the point: one record, one standard, one set of trends.

EBT under ORO.FC.231 is a flight crew requirement. What applies here is competency-based assessment with recorded evidence, which is a method rather than an obligation.

Yes, recorded once and visible to both departments rather than duplicated.

Yes, offline, syncing when the tablet reconnects.

Bring cabin training into the same record.

Thirty minutes on your cabin programme: what you record today, and what changes when it sits beside the flight deck data.

We respond within one business day.