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ELECTRIC SHOCK EMERGENCY ELECTRIC SHOCK EMERGENCY
RESUSCITATION RESUSCITATION

SAFEGUARD YOURSELF. SAFEGUARD YOURSELF.
If a person collapses due to ELECTRIC SHOCK break the circuit by either switching off the current If a person collapses due to ELECTRIC SHOCK break the circuit by either switching off the current
at the mains, remove the plug or wrench the cable free. If unable to reach the cable, socket or mains, at the mains, remove the plug or wrench the cable free. If unable to safely reach the switch use the
use or stand on some DRY non-conducting material. Push the casualty away from the source of body hook, (found on the forward bulkhead of the SCR Room) or anything non-conductive, to
electricity, using a broom, safety hook, wooden chair or stool (1). Once the area is safe: remove the victim from the source of electricity, ONCE THE AREA IS SAFE.
CHECK CASUALTIES RESPONSE. CHECK CASUALTIES RESPONSE.
If unconscious tilt the casualty's head back to open the airway and check for breathing (A). If unconscious tilt the casualty's head back to open the airway and check for breathing (A).
If the casualty is breathing, check for any life-threatening injuries. Place in recovery position (B) If the casualty is breathing, check for any life-threatening injuries. Place in recovery position (B)
and call an ambulance. Keep checking casualty's breathing and pulse regularly (C). and call for the RIG MEDIC. Keep checking casualty's breathing and pulse regularly (C).
If casualty is not breathing, look into the mouth, remove any obvious obstruction and then If casualty is not breathing, look into the mouth, remove any obvious obstruction and then
re-check for breathing. If the casualty is still not breathing, give 30 chest compressions (D), re-check for breathing. If the casualty is still not breathing, give 30 chest compressions (D),
then 2 rescue breaths (E). Continue to alternate between 30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths then 2 rescue breaths (E). Continue to alternate between 30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths
until either help arrives, the casualty starts breathing normally or you are too exhausted to continue. until either help arrives, the casualty starts breathing normally or you are too exhausted to continue.

WC-140 WC-140-RIG
420mm x 600mm 420mm x 600mm
Dangerous articles not HELICOPTER DANGER AREAS
permitted in baggage EMBARKATION & DISEMBARKATION
ONLY ENTER THIS AREA WITH
NEVER ONLY ENTER THIS AREA THE PILOTS PERMISSION
DANGER
Corrosives Oxidising Materials ENTER THIS AREA WITH THE PILOTS PERMISSION AND UNDER STRICT
SUPERVISION OF THE HLO
such as mercury, & Organic Peroxides
acids, alkalis and such as bleaches and
wet cell batteries. fibre glass repair kits.
APPROACH APPROACH
Compressed Flammable SECTOR SECTOR
Gases Liquids & Solids
(deeply refrigerated, such as lighter or
flammable, non-flammable heater fuels, paint NEVER NEVER
and posionous) such as and all matches, are DANGER ENTER DANGER ENTER
butane, oxygen, propane unacceptable in
and aqualung cylinders. baggage.
Sikorsky S61 AS 332L SUPER PUMA/TIGER
Sporting
Explosives Ammunition
such as fireworks, Up to 5kgs may be
flares, ammunition carried properly boxed APPROACH APPROACH APPROACH APPROACH
and firearms. in checked baggage. SECTOR SECTOR SECTOR SECTOR
NEVER NEVER
DANGER DANGER
ENTER ENTER
Bell 214 Bell 212
Corrosives Infectious Poisons Radioactive
Substances Material
such as bacteria such as insecticides, APPROACH APPROACH APPROACH APPROACH
SECTOR
SECTOR
SECTOR
SECTOR
and viruses weedkillers, arsenic and cyanides
MEDICINAL & TOILET ARTICLES IN SMALL QUANTITIES MAY BE CARRIED
THE ABOVE ITEMS MAY BE CARRIED AS CARGO SUBJECT TO CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS NEVER NEVER
DANGER ENTER DANGER ENTER
If in doubt - ASK! Sikorsky S76 AS 365N/N2 DAUPHIN
SP-4918 WC-101
300mm x 420mm 300mm x 420mm
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