POST-EVACUATION SURVIVAL CONSIDERATIONS Post Emergency
Once you have successfully handled the emergency, which may have included evacuating the passengers and crew, your responsibilities are not over. Post evacuation procedures are also important. Your responsibilities continue until rescue forces have taken charge of your survivors. Also, you can plan on some, if not all, survivors (crew and passengers) experiencing some form of post- accident stress. Maintain control of your passengers and the situation! The ACCOUNTS procedure can be used to maintain that control. The procedure will be more fully discussed in later modules.
A ssess C ount Heads C ut/Clear Away O rganize U tilize N eeds T riage & Treat S urvival Attitude
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Post-Evacuation
A C C O U N T S
ASSESS- You, crew, passengers Alive
Location
COUNT HEADS- How many accounted for? Location- near/far
CUT/CLEAR- Away from the aircraft Land- establish meeting point Water- cut away raft tether
ORGANIZE- People and duties Establish command Assign duties
UTILIZE- Equipment
Inventory and stow equipment Use necessary items
NEEDS- Assess pax and crew needs Medical needs Raft needs
Equipment needs
TRIAGE- Triage and treat needs Provide emergency aid Raft/equipment
SURVIVE- Maintain survival attitude Team work Stay focused
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