Simulator Training Sample Clauses
The Simulator Training clause establishes requirements for individuals to undergo training using a simulator as part of their preparation or qualification process. Typically, this clause outlines the type of simulator to be used, the duration or frequency of training sessions, and the specific skills or scenarios to be practiced. By mandating simulator training, the clause ensures that personnel gain hands-on experience in a controlled environment, thereby enhancing safety, competence, and readiness for real-world operations.
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Simulator Training. Pilots attending simulator training are expected to prioritize the training, and defer/delegate any additional responsibilities until after the simulator training is complete No pilot shall be scheduled for more than eight (8) hours combined briefing, simulator training, and debriefing in any one simulator training session. Landing currency simulators may be scheduled for no more than two models per day. A landing currency simulator may not be scheduled for the same day as a recurrent training simulator. In all cases the maximum duty day for simulator training shall not exceed ten (10) hours. Subsequent to the end of debriefing of a simulator training session, a minimum of twelve (12) hours shall elapse before the beginning of the next scheduled activity.
Simulator Training i. A Pilot will receive two (2) consecutive days off immediately prior to commencing simulator training, unless the Pilot notifies the Company that he wishes to waive this provision.
ii. Should a Pilot’s training partner encounter difficulties or deficiencies that might delay training, the Company will use its best efforts to substitute experienced partners to conclude training on schedule.
Simulator Training. No Instructor Pilot shall be scheduled for more than eight (8) hours combined briefing, Simulator Training, and debriefing in any one Simulator Training session. Subsequent to the end of debriefing of a Simulator Training session, a minimum of twelve (12) hours shall elapse before the beginning of the next scheduled activity.
Simulator Training. 1. Simulator training may be conducted twenty-four (24) hours per day; however, the Company will make every effort not to schedule rating rides or proficiency checks between the hours of 0030 and 0600L time (including any brief or debriefing time).
2. Simulator training shall not be scheduled for more than five (5) periods in seven (7) days. Simulator training and check periods (including briefing time, debrief time and oral examination time) shall not be scheduled to exceed eight (8) hours per day.
3. The Company shall make every effort to schedule initial, transition and upgrade full flight simulator sessions to be completed within fifteen (15) days from the first full flight simulator session to the type rating or proficiency check.
4. Unless waived by the Crewmember, every effort will be made to ensure that all type rating and proficiency checks occur within five (5) days of the last simulator training session. If the type rating and proficiency checks do not occur within five (5) days of the last simulator training session, an additional simulator session shall be provided upon request.
Simulator Training. No Instructor Pilot shall be scheduled for more than eight (8) hours combined briefing, Simulator Training, and debriefing in any one Simulator Training session. Subsequent to the end of debriefing of a Simulator Training session, a minimum of twelve (12) hours shall elapse before the beginning of the next scheduled activity. Additionally: • Earliest scheduled simulator time start is 0600. Briefing at 0500 or day prior. • Latest scheduled simulator end time is 0200, excluding debriefing. • Simulator Check rides for customers and instructors shall be scheduled no earlier than 0600 start time and no later than a 0000 end time excluding briefings.
Simulator Training. Pilots attending simulator training are expected 45
Simulator Training. 10.4.1 No simulator training shall be combined with any other flight duty or duty unrelated to simulator training except for deadheading.
10.4.2 The maximum Duty Period shall be eight (8) hours, four (4) hours for simulator training exclusive of the time required for briefing and/or debriefing and breaks.
10.4.3 When deadheading to a training location, the total time from check-in to the completion of the instructional training shall be ten (10) hours. The Duty Period may be extended to twelve (12) hours if the following conditions are met:
a. Deadhead sectors not to exceed two (2).
b. The simulator training session shall be completed on the same Calendar Day by 2400 MT.
10.4.4 If a deadhead to a home base is required, the maximum length of any Duty Period shall be seventeen