Introducing Aviation Health & Safety

This course is for everyone who has reason to work on the Ramp Area or who is involved in the Turnaround of Aircraft, It also suitable for Post Holders (Nominated Persons) as well as Business Area Owners and managers, Quality Assurance and Safety Management Staff.

The course will also be of interest to Staff members who have a responsibility for the Health Safety and Welfare of personnel.

145 Organisation Fire Safety Training

Understanding simple rules can help us to do the right thing when we are faced with a Fire Emergency.
Ensuring Fire safety means understanding the set of practices which are intended to reduce the exposure to the risk of Fire under any circumstances. Fire safety measures include all activities and behaviours which are intended to prevent the possibility of an uncontrolled fire.
Threats to fire safety are commonly referred to as fire hazards.

A fire hazard may include a situation that increases the likelihood of a fire or may impede escape in the event a fire occurs.

Part 145 Foundation with VO

The course also covers important aspects such as contract and subcontract management, managing competencies within a Part 145 organization, and the technical requirements outlined in Section A.

Aviation SMS Foundation with VO

This course delivers one of the best fundamental SMS introductions available. Building on the importance for all members of the organisation to be able to engage with the SMS.

The course provides an understanding of the basic philosophy of how we should interact with the organization's Safety Management System (SMS) dealing with the challenge is understanding how we should interact - this varies across the business depending on our roles and responsibilities within the organisation.