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H

elico

p

ter

Op

erations

BOS-PRD-07.900610

4.8.5.2 Offshore Training

Offshore training for personnel involved in helicopter operations will comply with the

“UKOOA Guidelines” referenced above and in the

Bourbon Vessel Emergency Response

Plan

. Requirements include:

-

Regular training in use of helideck fire-fighting equipment or participation in a

helideck firefighting exercise.

Offshore training may be given with the framework of a large or combined platform

exercise including Emergency Response Team (ERT) and First Aid Team for casualty

handling.

Emergency

p

roce

du

res

4.8.6

4.8.6.1 Loss of contact with helicopter during flight watch

Alerting

S

ervice

An ALERTING SERVICE initiates emergency action when an Agency loses and cannot re-establish contact

with, or ascertain the whereabouts of, a helicopter to which Flight Watch service is being provided.

Re

qu

irements

f

or emergency action

Emergency action

should

be taken under the following circumstances:

1.

Failure of an incoming helicopter to reach destination at the latest advised ETA,

PLU

S

F

I

VE

M

I

NUTE

S,

an

d

im

p

ossi

b

ility to re-esta

b

lish comm

u

nications.

2.

Failure to receive routine call from a helicopter en-route for more than

F

I

FTEEN M

I

NUTE

S

an

d

im

p

ossi

b

ility to re-esta

b

lish comm

u

nications.

3.

Interception of a

D

IS

TRE

SS

call.

The

C

hie

f Off

icer / Ra

d

io

Op

erators is res

p

onsi

b

le

f

or i

d

enti

f

ying an

d

p

rovi

d

ing the necessary local

contacts to a

d

vise i

f

the vessel enters the

ju

ris

d

iction o

f

another National A

u

thority.

Emergency call in

f

ormation

Emergency calls

should

include the following information:

1.

Aircraft identification and name of operator.

2.

Type of aircraft.

3.

Point of departure.

4.

Time of departure.

5.

Speed, level and route.

6.

Destination and ETA.

7.

Time of last contact and means (radio frequency).

8.

Last reported position and method of determination.

9.

Action taken by reporting unit.

10.

Other pertinent information (e.g. recommended SAR action if appropriate).

N.B.: Making an emergency call

should

not

b

e

d

elaye

d

sim

p

ly

b

eca

u

se some o

f

the in

f

ormation

in

d

icate

d b

elo

w

is not imme

d

iately availa

b

le.

Version 01. Original date: 8/8/2014. Version date:N/A. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Ops Dpt Project Coordinator. Approved by: BOS Operations Department Director. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.

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