The Compressed Air Emergency Breathing System (CA-EBS) Training is a specialised course designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely use a CA-EBS during helicopter travel.

This course ensures compliance with industry standards and enhances safety by preparing participants to respond effectively to emergency situations.

Course Description:

The course focuses on understanding the key principles of CA-EBS, including its operation, limitations, and emergency procedures. Through a combination of theory and practical exercises, participants will gain confidence in deploying the equipment in simulated emergency scenarios, ensuring readiness for real-world situations.  

Learning Outcomes

• Introduction and overview of SCUBA principles

• Introduction, care and safe use of HEEDs 3 devices

• Use of EBS in the event of ditching / capsizing

• Review prior incidents and leaning outcomes

• Practical exercises on how to use EBS 

Key Topics Covered  

• Principles and operation of the CA-EBS  

• Legal and safety requirements for offshore travel  

• Pre-flight inspection and donning of the equipment  

• Emergency deployment techniques in a controlled environment  

Course Duration

Typically 2-3 hours  

Prerequisites

Be medically and physically fit to attend.

Who should Attend 

This training is strongly recommended for personnel, pilots & crew travelling in a helicopter, over a body of water and suitable for people who have never used CA-EBS equipment before. Experienced users of this equipment may join the course to revise their skills.