1. Survivability Working Group
David Zaworski
Era Helicopters – Director of Safety and Compliance

2. Currently the HeliOffshore workstream is focused on enhancing the survivability of accidents through:
Introduction and enhancements of Emergency Breathing Systems
Ensuring flight occurs in appropriate conditions with adequate rescue coverage
Standardized Helicopter Underwater Emergency Training
Enhanced Flotation Aids
Improved Certification Standards
 Achievements
First component of Sea State study complete, with second phase in collaboration with the UK Met Office; complement work already underway in St Johns, Canada, with Memorial University Newfoundland and the Marine Institute.
Industry Partner OPITO engaged with Emergency Breathing Systems along with EASA Representation, actively bringing engineering and regulatory data to the workstream.

3. What topics does the HSAC Representation want from a Gulf of Mexico HSAC Survivability Working Group?
CAT-A EBS?
Training standards (review, changes, etc?)
SAR?
Survivability equipment (vests, rafts, etc.?)
Look at this form another point of view….
What should the working group be discussing as far as items that are working well to prevent adverse changes?

4. Sign-in Roster Name Position Email Phone Area(s) of Interest
(take up as many lines as needed if you have multiple areas of interest.)
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5. Sign-in Roster Name Position Email Phone Area(s) of Interest
(take up as many lines as needed if you have multiple areas of interest.)
Name
Position
Phone
Area(s) of Interest

6. Survivability Working Group
Questions, Comments, Suggestions please use any means below.
David Zaworski
Director of Safety and Compliance
Era Helicopters
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