FLYING IN THE WIRE ENVIRONMENT
A COMPREHENSIVE WIRE STRIKE AVOIDANCE TRAINING PROGRAM
FOR PROFESSIONAL HELICOPTER FLIGHT CREWS

Wire strikes
continue to be one of the most devastating accidents for professional
pilots and crews whose service to society requires them to fly in the
low-level wire environment. Perhaps the greatest tragedy is that the vast
majority of these accidents are entirely preventable. The root cause of
most wire strikes is usually the crew's lack of understanding of the specialized
skill needed to operate an aircraft in the vicinity of wires.
This essential
seminar is endorsed by the Helicopter Association International and has
been specifically designed for professional pilots and crews whose missions
require them to operate in wire infested environments. Its acclaimed methods
for early detection of wires are taught world wide to professional flight
crews and fills a definite void in most low-level flight training programs.
Aviation professionals learn about the specialized skills needed to fly
in the wire environment and acquire the knowledge to help them forecast
the presence of wire before it can actually be seen.
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ATTENDEES
WILL LEARN ABOUT:
- Why
the wire environment continually takes such a serious toll on
aircraft and crews.
- How
a proactive approach to wire strike avoidance will save lives,
aircraft, and your business.
- How
to determine where the wire environment really is.
- What
professional power line patrol crews call the specialty skills
involved in forecasting the presence of wire before you can see
it.
- Knowledge
of the various wire systems and components common to the wire
environment and their unique dangers.
- The
Invisibility Equation. What makes wire invisible and how to detect
it?
- Visibility
Engineering principals, what we can and can't see.
- How
to keep from being fooled by the Optical illusions caused by wire.
- Value
of crew resource management {CRM} to the
low-level flight operation.
- The
true cost of a wire strike. Why survivable wire strikes often
put operators out of business.
- Other
low-level hazards found exclusively in the low-level wire environment.
- Safe
guidelines for flight in the wire environment.
- Night
operations in the wire environment.
- Additional
topics that are of paramount importance to low-level helicopter
operations.
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THIS
TRAINING IS DESIGNED FOR:
All professional pilots and operational crew whose mission profiles require
them to enter or operate in the wire environment
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- Emergency
medical evacuation pilots and flight nurses. {EMS}
- Military
helicopter pilots
- Airborne
law enforcement officers
- Airborne
fire control pilots and crew
- Executive
transport crews
- Power
line / pipeline / buried cable patrol pilots and crews
- Aerial
patrolmen / observers / crew members
- Helicopter
lift operations pilots
- Airborne
firefighting pilots/crews
- Agricultural
spray pilots
- Traffic
and electronic news gathering crews
- Helicopter
flight training schools, academies and institutes
- Managers,
Director of Ops. and Chief Pilots responsible for low-level flight
operations
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SITE SEMINARS AVAILABLE
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL
UTILITIES/AVIATION SPECIALISTS INC.
(219) 662-8175 USA
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