SCSI

31 October 2005

Course Description

This course is designed to provide individuals with an introduction to aircraft mishap prevention procedures, policies and techniques.  Course graduates will be capable of performing the duties of an additional duty unit flight safety officer.

Who Should Attend

Military personnel who will be assigned as unit flight safety officers. Any one who needs an introduction to the military mishap prevention process.

How You Will Benefit

You will gain the knowledge and techniques to establish, administer and evaluate a unit-level aircraft mishap prevention program. If desired and the appropriate directives are provided, the program will be tailored to the requirements of the customer’s rules and requirements.

Course Topics

History of Aviation Safety Safety Theories and Philosophy Fundamentals of Prevention Mishap Prevention Concepts Aviation Safety Agencies The Organization and Elements of A Safety Program An overview of Applicable Rules and Regulations Managing a Unit Safety Program Legal Issues Arising in Flight Safety The Elements of a Flight Safety Program Bird strike Avoidance Midair Collision Avoidance High Accident Potential Program Hazardous Air Traffic Reports Disaster Response Planning and Exercises Operational Risk Management Distribution of Safety Information and Information Reporting Systems Hazard Reporting Systems and Hazard Elimination Safety Inspections and Audits Flight Safety Meetings Safety Education and Training Safety Awards Programs Airfield Safety Flight Safety in Aircraft Maintenance Aging Aircraft Issues Safety Issues for Deployed Operations Flight Safety Analysis Techniques Course Administration This is a contract course designed to be delivered at the customer’s location.  The course is 4.5 days (36 hours of instruction). Classes start at 0800 and end at 1700 except on the last Friday when classes end at noon.   Course Schedule, Location and Tuition       Contact SCSI at (310) 517-8844 or 800-545-3766 (US and Canada only) for details on this course.