Randy Mains

Air Medical Resource Management for the Totally Brilliant! (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

As an air medical professional why do you need this book? The short answer is to save your life and the lives of your team members with the byproduct of greatly reducing the carnage that has plagued our helicopter air ambulance industry for decades. Why is this book for the totally brilliant? Because the very fact you hold this book in your hand proves you are no dummy-that you care about flight safety and want to learn more. The data is in. Dr. Ira Blumen, Medical Director at the University of Chicago, Life Flight, UCAN and his team of over 40 air medical professionals determined an alarming truth in their Opportunities for Safety Improvement (OSI) study when they performed root cause analysis on hundreds of helicopter air ambulance crashes and found a human error rate of 94%. The high percentage of human-error accidents is the very reason you NEED this book, to take control of your destiny by educating yourself and your team members, giving you the power of AMRM to prevent a human-error accident from occurring in your program.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Randolph P. Mains
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781722848057
• Artikelnr.: 53584669

Autorenporträt

Randy Mains has logged over 13,000 flight hours in a career that spans 49-years. He has been a CRM assessor in the two-crew helicopter cockpit for 30 of those years. As a European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) trained and certified CRM instructor and facilitator, Randy teaches a popular 5-day CRM/AMRM train-the-trainer course through Oregon Aero. In 1982 he was the first recipient of the Golden Hour Award recognizing his contribution to furthering the helicopter air medical concept in America. In 2013 he received the prestigious Jim Charlson Safety Award for his efforts to promote helicopter air ambulance safety. A decorated combat pilot during the Vietnam War, Randy was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, 27 Air Medals and the Bronze Star Medal. He currently writes a monthly column for Rotorcraft Pro magazine entitled "My Two Cents' Worth."