We provide educational safety training services for the oil transportation, aviation and military industries. Headquartered in Vero Beach, Florida, Rotorworld’s training courses are designed for general aviation and corporate pilots, offshore oil industry crew and passengers, emergency medical service providers HEMS, emergency medical technicians, firefighters, marine and police helicopter crews, Department of Interior and military aviation professionals performing helicopter SAR services. Our team consists of active fire fighters, EMT/Paramedic’s, Military, members of local, state and federal disaster response teams, and specialists whose knowledge is founded on extensive experience in both civilian and government Disaster Management and Safety Response Operations.
Modular Safety Egress Training (MSET/HUET)
The eight-hour course includes two hours of classroom and six hours of practical instruction.
Demand for this type of safety training has increased in recent years as oil and gas companies move into deeper offshore waters and rely more on helicopter transportation to rigs and platforms. Rotorworld’s expertise in the highly specialized training and track record of successful experience-based programs have been developed by leading aviation educators and safety experts.
This course is for pilots, crew and passengers transported offshore or frequently flying over water in a helicopter or fixed wing aircraft, or for anyone who frequently flies or drives over water. We provide a basic Level I and Advanced Level II course from introduction for learning how to use equipment safely, how to remain calm under environmental and emotional stress, types of incidents, safely egressing, to the Advanced Level II. In a controlled environment, attendees experience shallow tread water instruction and are trained in the use of emergency breathing equipment during several fully supervised evolutions in the egress simulator. The training is provided in Sebastian, Florida approximately one hour and fifteen minutes from Orlando International Airport.
Our mission is to provide excellence in safety training that is unsurpassed in the industry.
Course Overview
Prerequisites: This course shall have no formal pre-requisite. There will be an assessment at the beginning of the practical session to assess student ability for participation.
Course Length: 6-8 hours – Course length shall vary depending on the number of students. Total course time does not include breaks and meals
Class Size: The maximum number of students that may be trained and tested is fifteen (15) for all exercises. Instructor Student ratio maintained at 1 to 3 at all times for practical session.
Course Objective
- To provide students with an understanding of the importance of “Safety and Survival Skills”.
- To provide students with necessary knowledge and skills to assist them with survival in or over an aquatic environment should an unfortunate event occur.
- Students will be given the knowledge and taught these skills in a classroom and practical setting. Students should be able to demonstrate these necessary skills during practical assessment.
Safety Notice:
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. It does not discriminate against age or experience.
For safety training class registration, pricing and course overview please contact Barbara Kaiser by filling out the form below or by calling (407)414-2019.
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