Helicopter Safety

Meets v80 standard for the written portion of Helicopter Safety.

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You can exit a helicopter as soon as the skids or wheels touch the ground.

True

False

Loose items, such as sleeping bags, jackets, hats, etc. shall be secured when working in and around hovering helicopters.

True

False

Flat level ground in a wide valley or gentle sloping ridge tops make the best landing zones.

True

False

The pilot is always in charge, but search teams usually work with a Crew Chief.

True

False

The team leader is in charge of making the initial contact with a helicopter crew.

True

False

It’s okay to approach a working helicopter from any angle as long as you stay clear of the tail rotor.

True

False

A landing zone should be cleared of all obstacles higher than one foot.

True

False

In addition to a hard hat, a long sleeved shirt and safety glasses are the only other Personnel Protective Equipment required for working safely around helicopters.

True

False

Any hard hat is okay when working with a helicopter.

True

False

Anyone can approach a helicopter when its main rotor is turning.

True

False

All helicopters require about the same size of a landing zone.

True

False

It is okay to run to or from the helicopter.

True

False

Keep all items low and secure as you approach or exit a helicopter.

True

False