Lesson 1 - Standard Operating Procedure and Safety Briefings

Lesson 1 - Standard Operating Procedure and Safety Briefings 
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Lesson 1 - Standard Operating Procedure and Safety Briefings 

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Lesson goals
  • Learn about the present perfect simple and continuous 
  • Learn about the common text structures and starting text structure: Sequence or chronological order
  • Learn about the Standard Operating Procedure and Safety Briefing (and their core goals).
  • Practice using the 7 reading strategies 

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Text structures 

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What is a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)? 
Standard Operative Procedures refer to the set of actions and protocols that need to be followed in the event of an emergency, such as a fire, equipment failure, or any other situation that poses a threat to the safety of the aircraft, personnel, or passengers.

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What is a Safety briefing?
Safety briefings are meetings held to communicate safety information and procedures to personnel.

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Types of SOPs

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Types of SOPs

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Types of SOPs

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Types of SOPs

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Types of SOPs

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Types of SOPs

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Unit 1 - Reading 
  • Go to Canvas and click on Module: Unit 1 - SOPs and Safety Briefings
  •  Read Unit 1 and make notes of the most important things about SOPs and Safety Briefings
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10:00

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What did you learn from Unit 1?

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Question 1
What is the core importance of emergency procedures? 

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Question 2
What is the difference between SOP and Safety briefing? 

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Question 3
(Based on the text you read) Name the types of emergencies

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Question 4 - 5
  1. Name the types of Safety Briefings
  2. What is the purpose of each of them? 

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Text structure: Sequence/Chronological order

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Grammar time

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Present Perfect simple 

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Present Perfect continuous

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1. The aviation technician ____________ the engine before takeoff.
A
has checked
B
have checked
C
was checking
D
checked

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2. The aviation technician ____________ many aircraft in their career.
A
had serviced
B
has serviced
C
serviced
D
is servicing

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3. The aviation technician ___________ for 10 hours.
A
is working
B
worked
C
was working
D
has been working

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4. The aircraft ___________ before the inspection.
A
underwent
B
has been undergoing
C
undergoes
D
is undergoing

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5. The team ___________ the engine since morning.
A
was testing
B
tested
C
has been testing
D
is testing

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Mini-plenary: What did we learn today? 
In the following slide, you will answer the following questions correctly!

You will have 30 seconds to answer!

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A

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A

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A

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Homework
  1. Study vocabulary list and its definition
  2. Study present perfect simple and continuous (Canvas) 
  3. Study reading strategies and text structures on Canvas
  4. Complete every exercise 

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How was the lesson today?
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