CA-EBS was introduced in year 2014 in Offshore industry for transportation of personnel by helicopter. It has proved to be highly effective in saving lives in case of helicopter ditching in water, as compared to the earlier re-breather EBS system.
Prepare for offshore emergencies with Elite Offshore’s Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) course. Tailored for professionals traveling to offshore oil and gas fields by helicopter, this course ensures you’re ready to use the CA-EBS device during a helicopter ditching emergency at sea.
Participants will learn the fundamentals of CA-EBS, including donning procedures, operation, and maintenance. Practical training sessions simulate real-life scenarios, enabling you to build confidence and competence in emergency situations. Understand the critical steps to take when faced with a helicopter ditching, and how the CA-EBS can be a lifesaving tool.
Ideal for offshore workers, helicopter crew, and safety officers, this course is essential for anyone traveling to offshore installations by helicopter. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to react swiftly and effectively, ensuring your safety and the safety of your colleagues in emergency situations.
Join us at Elite Offshore to enhance your preparedness and peace of mind when flying to and from offshore oil and gas fields.
What will I learn?
- 1. Proficiency in donning and doffing the compressed air EBS apparatus.
- 2. Competence in activating the EBS in emergency situations.
- 3. Knowledge of the components and operation principles of the EBS.
- 4. Ability to perform pre-use inspections and maintenance checks.
- 5. Understanding of the physiological effects and limitations of compressed air.
- 6. Familiarity with emergency procedures and evacuation drills using the EBS.
- 7. Compliance with safety regulations and industry standards for EBS usage.
- Learners must possess a valid BOSIET/FOET/HUET/T-BOSIET/T-FOET/T-HUET (or Industry agreed equivalent) certificate prior to attending the CA-EBS Initial Deployment Training programme.
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Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System
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Competence in Activating the EBS in Emergency Situations
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Knowledge of the Components and Operation Principles of the EBS
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Ability to Perform Pre-Use Inspections and Maintenance Checks
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Understanding of the Physiological Effects and Limitations of Compressed Air
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Familiarity with Emergency Procedures and Evacuation Drills Using the EBS
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Compliance with Safety Regulations and Industry Standards for EBS Usage
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