Who briefs ABP's for the L1 and R1 doors in an emergency situation?

In an emergency situation, it is the responsibility of the No 1 crew member, also known as the Cabin Manager, to brief the ABPs (Able Bodied Passengers) for the L1 and R1 doors. The No 1 is trained to oversee cabin safety procedures and lead the cabin crew during emergencies. Briefing ABPs is crucial as these individuals will assist with the evacuation processes at those specific doors, making sure they understand their roles and responsibilities if an emergency occurs.

The No 1 maintains situational awareness and ensures that all safety protocols are followed by the crew and passengers alike. This position is pivotal in managing the overall safety in the cabin, especially during critical situations when quick actions are necessary for a safe evacuation. The other crew members, while also trained in safety and emergency procedures, have different roles and responsibilities assigned to them, which do not include briefing ABPs at the primary exits during an emergency.