While initially developed for cabin crew, it is obvious that the knowledge and techniques taught in this course are useful for everyone from cabin crew, to pilots, mechanics, and all others who routinely work long or varying shifts. Fatigue Management explains how fatigue, sleep loss and circadian disturbance can degrade performance and have therefore have an important influence on safety. The course fulfills the requirements of AMC1 ORO.FTL.250.
This course is online self-paced study produced by InfoWERK of Innsbruck Austria. It is based on EASA regulations as derived from ICAO standards and thus equally applicable to FAA and all other major national authorities. This course is built into short 1-2 minute segments including animations, video and complete narration. Stage exams provide a refresher and confirmation of the key points. A menu bar provides easy navigation between topics. The average time spent to follow and complete this course is 5 hours. The course ends with a final exam which when passed, provides a printable certificate of completion in your name. Your enrollment in the course lasts for 1 year from the date of purchase. There is no limit to the number of times during that year that you can return to complete and refresh the course. |
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