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Thursday, March 18th, 2021 at 7:18 pm #10137Rich WalendaParticipant
Hello:
The Policies and Procedures Manual states the following:
Accident/Incident Response Plan
● Sky Soaring is proud of its safety record. However, members must be prepared to
respond efficiently in the event of an accident. In the event of an incident involving
injuries:
● IMMEDIATELY: Notify rescue – fire – police – call 911
● Give the 911 operator the address as: Sky Soaring Airport, Illinois, 12020 Route 20
Hampshire, Illinois, 60140, in McHenry County
● Cease all operations.
● Set up command post in the front office or other location with a telephone
● Gather all people at the command post for assignments
● Assign the following tasks
1. One person to be at the driveway entrance to direct emergency services.
2. Two people to be the SSI contact with the family at the scene, hospital or home
3. Two people to handle the aircraft
4. One person to be the emergency services contact
5. Spokesperson and at least five others, in at least two cars, go to the scene
● Notify:
1. SSI Flight Committee Chairman
2. SSI PresidentThe Sky Soaring Remote Site Accident (or Incident) Response Plan states:
B. NEXT:
(1) Notify:
a. SSI President
b. SSI Vice-President
C. SSI Chief Flight Instructor
Why is who is notified different? It would appear that the notification should be consistent.
Also, in such as situation it would be helpful to have a card with the appropriate names and phone numbers printed on it.
Regards,
Rich
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Thursday, March 18th, 2021 at 7:32 pm #10138Karl LandlParticipant
WOW! With all these regulations I’m afraid to show up! Am I allowed to use my favorite hand mower to cut the grass around the trailers which I had done for many, many years about 3x a season? I miss the days like when I made a flight in a 1-26 in Colorado with nobody even asking for my pilot’s license. (true story, 1972)
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Thursday, March 18th, 2021 at 8:16 pm #10141ANDRZEJ CHICEWICZParticipant
<span lang="en">FAA rules state clear what to do in case of accident cutting grass? Karl you must wear a green vest and pass drug test and have from a ground officer permit </span>
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