Prioritize Safety When An Emergency Occurs In A Helicopter Landing On Water

Prioritize Safety When An Emergency Occurs In A Helicopter Landing On Water

When an emergency occurs in a helicopter, the pilot will attempt to land the helicopter.

* Emergency helicopter landings on land are easier.

* Emergency helicopter landings on water are difficult, especially at night.

If a helicopter lands on water, the helicopter will sink and flip, and the people inside the helicopter will inevitably sink.

Some of the dangers that occur when we drown in water:

- We panic because our body and head are submerged in water

- Hypothermia

- We feel cold

- Due to a lack of oxygen, we cannot breathe properly

- Our swimming ability decreases

- Our hearts weaken

- Blood flow slowly stops

- We faint

- A heart attack will occur

Some safety procedures for survival that we must follow before and after a helicopter sinks in water:

- Use the necessary PPE, including life jackets, breathing apparatus, and life rafts

- Escape from the helicopter by escaping through the helicopter's window and the exit door

- Inhale first before entering the water

- Float and minimize movement

- Call for help by sending an SOS signal

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Safety Is A Priority: Fire and Permit To Work

Safety Is A Priority: Fire and Permit To Work

🔥 Fire

🏗️ Fire knowledge and firefighting skills are needed by:

* Everyone!

* Firefighting Teams and Brigades in public places, industrial areas, complex environments, onshore and offshore.

* Onshore and Offshore Emergency Response Teams.

Fire knowledge we should know:

♨️ Rapid heat buildup, hot work, limited ventilation, and toxic smoke and gases.

🔴 Fire behavior in open and enclosed spaces.

🪖 Required equipment: Fire extinguishers (hoses, water, foam), PPE, breathing apparatus, and others.

💧 Firefighting tactics.

👥 Coordination with the firefighting team.

🧑‍💼 Management to prevent fires from spreading, treat victims, and avoid additional casualties.

🔄 Procedures for cleaning up after a fire.

2 Types of Fire Knowledge:

* Basic Fire Fighting: This knowledge will introduce you to small fires, fire extinguishers, and how to use them.

* Advanced Fire Fighting: Knowledge of fire sources, smoke, large fires in various areas, proper equipment, firefighting operations, teamwork, and how to safely exit a burning area.

🧯 Things to remember:

* Fires in enclosed spaces and offshore behave very differently from fires in open spaces and onshore.

* Understanding how heat, smoke, and toxic gases move in different areas is what allows firefighters to do their jobs properly and stay alive.

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🏢 Permit To Work

A Permit to Work (PTW) is a crucial risk management tool for safety across various industries. However, safety cannot be achieved if the PTW fails!

PTW failures occur because:

1️⃣ Unlisted Combined Risks.

All jobs can create hazards, but these combined risks are not listed in the PTW. Ultimately, work is simply carried out without any preparedness for hazards, incidents, and emergencies!

2️⃣ Unidentified Hazards.

A PTW is issued based on the work performed, but the hazards associated with that work are not included. If hazards are not listed in the PTW, they cannot be identified, prevented, and managed.

3️⃣ Isolation Assumed and Unverified.

The PTW refers to isolation, but the permittee does not physically verify it. This leads to isolation being assumed, and ultimately, an incident occurs.

4️⃣ PTW Signed, But Permittee Does Not Visit the Site.

The permittee signs the PTW in the office without visiting the worksite. A PTW signed by someone who has not seen the conditions of the worksite is simply a piece of paper, not a risk management tool.

5️⃣ Progress and Changes Not Recorded and Updated.

Various jobs can evolve during execution, resulting in new and old hazards. Unfortunately, PTWs are not updated. Work continues with an invalid PTW, and emergencies can arise that cannot be addressed.

All of this can be prevented by treating PTW not just as an administrative requirement, but as a safety tool to prevent hazards, incidents, and emergencies on the job!

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I am Astrid Amalia. I am a Researcher, Writer, and Blogger.

Most of the topics I research and write are about #HSE, #Safety, #Security, #Survival, #Emergency, #Fire, #Oil, #Gas, #Energy, #Offshore, #Onshore, #Digital, #Technology, #Drone, #AI, #Information, #Communication, #Data, #Research, #Training, #Education, #Business, #Leadership, #Collaboration, #Innovation, #Health, #Yoga, #Social, #Life, #Mental, and more.

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* Business Blog: GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com

* Personal Blog: https://astridamalia.blogspot.com and https://theresiamariafaustina.blogspot.com

#Fire #PermitToWork #PTW #Safety #Tip #Work #Offshore #Onshore 

First Aid

First Aid

🚨 Common emergencies that affect the human body:

* Fainting

* Unconsciousness

* Not breathing

* Heart attack

* Cardiac arrest

* Brain damage

* Stroke

* Injuries

* Bleeding

📚 We must have knowledge of First Aid because:

* First Aid is needed to handle the emergencies mentioned above

* First Aid can help victims survive and prevent death

* A life cannot be saved if the victim has to wait for an ambulance and medical treatment, which can take hours to arrive

⛑️ First Aid that we can provide when an emergency occurs to others:

* Recognizing the emergency: The victim's condition and heart rate, breathing, injuries, and other factors

* Calling for help

* Encouraging the victim to talk

* Performing CPR

* Conducting chest compression

* Helping the victim breathe with rescue breaths

* Treating wounds and bleeding

* Treating shock

* Helping the victim recover

🆘 Knowledge of First Aid will provide the ability to respond to emergencies and save lives immediately, anytime, and anywhere!

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I am Astrid Amalia. I am a Researcher, Writer, and Blogger.

Most of the topics I research and write are about #HSE, #Safety, #Security, #Survival, #Emergency, #Fire, #Oil, #Gas, #Energy, #Offshore, #Onshore, #Digital, #Technology, #Drone, #AI, #Information, #Communication, #Data, #Research, #Training, #Education, #Business, #Leadership, #Collaboration, #Innovation, #Health, #Yoga, #Social, #Life, #Mental, and more.

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* Business Blog: GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com

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Why I Also Interpret CRM as Control and Restrict Management

Why I Also Interpret CRM as Control and Restrict Management

📊 Officially, the true meaning of CRM is Customer Relationship Management.

🤝 CRM, as Customer Relationship Management, is a system and strategy to help companies to:

* Know customers.

* Manage the best customer relationships.

* Provide customer support.

* Manage work across sales, marketing, and other departments.

My explanation of CRM as Customer Relationship Management can be read on my Business Blog – GWB:

https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com/2026/04/the-explanation-of-crm-customer.html

So why do I also interpret CRM as Control and Restrict Management? This is my explanation.

Note: The meaning of CRM as Control and Restrict Management that I explain below is not the official definition. The meaning I explain is the meaning that is interpreted socially, psychologically, and logically. 😄

😊 In practice, some parties in the workplace, especially company owners, also interpret CRM as Control and Restrict Management.

A Simple Explanation of CRM as Control and Restrict Management 👇

⭐ In schools and classrooms, there are always teachers and principals who can see:

* Who arrives late and on time to school.

* Who has and has not completed their homework.

* What their exam scores are.

* Who has and has not passed their exams.

* Who is disciplined and complies with school rules.

CRM, which stands for Control and Restrict Management, also does something similar. All work is organized, monitored, and recorded to make it more organized.

🔒 CRM, which can be interpreted as Control and Restrict Management, is useful for:

* Tracking every interaction with customers.

* Restricting access to customer data based on roles.

* Setting who can access certain data.

* Standardizing and controlling workflows.

* Controlling, monitoring, and measuring employee work.

* Seeing who has and has not completed work.

* Recording what work has and has not been done.

* Organizing and limiting work

* Monitoring response times, sales activity, and follow-up.

In my good humor, CRM (Control and Restrict Management) can also be considered a modern attendance tool. 😅

From here, companies can determine whether CRM will be:

* A tool for collaborating with customers and building good relationships with them. 🤝

And/or

* A tool for controlling and supervising work and employees. 🔒

This is my best advice. 👇

You can improve CRM to:

* Help employees, teams, and management work smarter, more accurately, and faster.

* Grow the company and business.

* Cultivate better relationships with customers.

* Reduce repetitive tasks.

* Provide more useful and meaningful insights.

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I am Astrid Amalia. I am a Researcher, Writer, and Blogger.

Most of the topics I research and write are about #HSE, #Safety, #Security, #Survival, #Emergency, #Fire, #Oil, #Gas, #Energy, #Offshore, #Onshore, #Digital, #Technology, #Drone, #AI, #Information, #Communication, #Data, #Research, #Training, #Education, #Business, #Leadership, #Collaboration, #Innovation, #Health, #Yoga, #Social, #Life, #Mental, and more.

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* Business Blog: GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com

* Personal Blog: https://astridamalia.blogspot.com and https://theresiamariafaustina.blogspot.com 

#CRM #CustomerRelationshipManagement #Customer #Relationship #Management #ControlandRestrictManagement #Control #Restrict 

The Explanation of Cookies on the Internet

The Explanation of Cookies on the Internet

Easy-to-Understand Explanation of Cookies on the Internet 🍪

Cookies on the Internet aren't edible Cookies. 😄

Cookies are "little notes" that websites store on our computers or phones to remember us.

Here's an example:

Imagine you go to a toy store. The shop assistant gives you a small card that says:

* Your name.

* Your favorite toy.

* Your favorite color.

The next time you come back, the shop assistant immediately knows:

"Hello! You must be our customer who likes blue robots, right?"

Well, Cookies on the Internet work similarly.

📝 Cookies help websites to:

* Remember you're logged in.

* Remember your preferred language.

* Save items in your shopping cart.

* Show you things you like.

✨ So, Cookies are like "little reminders" for websites.

Special Note: These facts make us more cautious. Sometimes Cookies are used to see what we frequently browse online. Therefore, we have the right to choose whether or not to accept Cookies.

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Complete Explanation of Cookies on the Internet 🍪

Cookies on the Internet are small files created and stored by websites in a user's browser when they visit a site. Cookies are used to store certain information so that the website can "remember" the user and their activity.

The Important Functions of Cookies:

* Saving login status so that users do not have to log in repeatedly.

* Remembering user preferences, such as language, theme, or location.

* Storing shopping cart contents in e-commerce.

* Assisting in website traffic analysis through visitor behavior data.

* Supporting ad personalization and content recommendations.

How Cookies Work When a User Visits a Website:

1. The website sends a cookie to the browser.

2. The browser stores the cookie.

3. When the user returns to the same website, the browser sends the cookie back to the server.

4. The website then recognizes the user and their preferences.

Some Commonly Used Cookie Types:

* Session Cookies: Temporary and disappear after the browser is closed.

* Persistent Cookies: Stored for a certain period of time to remember the user on subsequent visits.

* First-Party Cookies: Created directly by the website being visited.

* Third-Party Cookies: Created by another party, usually for advertising, tracking, or analytics.

Are Cookies Dangerous?

Cookies are inherently harmless because they cannot run programs or carry viruses. However, Cookies can be used to track user browsing activity, especially third-party Cookies. Therefore, many countries have Digital Privacy Regulations, such as Cookie Consent.

To manage Cookies, users can:

* Accept or reject Cookies.

* Delete Cookies from the browser.

* Limit tracking.

* Use private/incognito mode.

Modern browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge provide specific settings for managing Cookies.

One Thing To Remember: Cookies help websites work more conveniently and personalized, but users still need to understand their impact on Data Privacy.

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I am Astrid Amalia. I am a Researcher, Writer, and Blogger.

Most of the topics I research and write are about #HSE, #Safety, #Security, #Survival, #Emergency, #Fire, #Oil, #Gas, #Energy, #Offshore, #Onshore, #Digital, #Technology, #Drone, #AI, #Information, #Communication, #Data, #Research, #Training, #Education, #Business, #Leadership, #Collaboration, #Innovation, #Health, #Yoga, #Social, #Life, #Mental, and more.

My blogs are:

* Business Blog: GWB (GlobalWide Business) at https://globalwidebusiness.blogspot.com

* Personal Blog: https://astridamalia.blogspot.com and https://theresiamariafaustina.blogspot.com