Professional Certificate Course
Delivery: Classroom/Virtual
Duration: 3 days Onsite Classroom / 5 days Virtual Classroom

Aeronautical Studies Safety Assessments are utilized at airports when the existence of non-compliances are identified or when and operation changes.  Broadly they will follow a risk based approach to ensure that airports continue to operate safely.

This course is designed to specifically examine the use of aeronautical studies and safety assessments for airport operators, providing a step-by-step explanation on how they are developed, from recognizing when they are required, through to identification of the issues, hazards, mitigation measures, and development of a final conclusion.

The course will be a mix of classroom training and practical exercises, designed to, so delegates may undertake real-time safety assessments.

Learning Objectives

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the objectives for conducting an aeronautical study
  • Determine when to conduct an aeronautical study
  • Describe the steps to perform a risk assessment
  • Perform multiple risk assessment exercises
  • Develop and conduct a full aeronautical study

Target Audience

  • Airport Operations Directors, Managers, Officers and Staff
  • Airport Managers, Safety Managers, Officers and Staff
  • National regulators

Course Content

  • Introduction to Aeronautical Studies and Safety Assessments
  • Safety Assessment Process
  • Developing Mitigation Measures
  • Bowtie

Practical Exercise including:

  • RESA
  • Taxiway / Runway Separation
  • Introduction of New Procedures
  • Multiple Centrelines

*Please note that laptops will be required for this course.

Upcoming sessions

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