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Accident and Incident Investigation course
Course Type: Accident & Incident Investigation Course
Location: Stockholm
Start Date: 25.10.2010
End Date: 29.10.2010
Tuition fee: € 1750
Course Objectives
This ICAO based course will provide the participants with information and guidance for performing an accident or incident investigation. Fundamentals in investigation techniques and witness interview will provide the individual with the essential skills and methodology needed to perform and lead an investigation. All phases and aspects of an investigation will be addressed, starting with preparation and ending with the investigation report. The course will cover ICAO procedures. An extensive case study will focus on witness interview, cause analysis and the writing of a report. The course places participants in the logistics involved in accident response, participation, investigation procedure and investigative techniques. The course qualifies you as an Investigator in accordance with ICAO Cir 298 AN/172 Training Guidelines for Aircraft Accident Investigators.
After completion of the course, the participants will be able to conduct incident investigations in own company and in accordance with ICAO Annex 13 and also participate as advisors or technical representatives to national aircraft accident investigation boards.
Who should attend
Individuals responsible for or associated with accident or incident investigation. This includes manufacturers, operators, government agencies, military, insurers, airline, commuter, business and helicopter operators, law enforcement and airport management.
Course Outline
* EU OPS
* ICAO Annex 13
* Witness interview
* Aerodynamics
* Recorders
* Human Factor
* Case study, witness interview, cause analysis and the writing of a report
* Human Physiology
* World Wide Safety and trends - looking ahead
* Principles of investigation
* Preparedness for investigation
* Initial action
* Site safety
* Field Investigation
* Data collection
* Analysis
* Causation
* Media handling
* Report Writing
Take home
* Comprehensive course notebook containing all course material
* Industry examples and solutions
* Accident Investigation flow chart
* Accident Investigation checklist
* Accident Investigation handbook
* Memory stick (1GB) with the course material and relevant safety information
* Certification of completion
Course duration, 5 days: 25 - 29 OCT 2010
Tuition fee: 1750 Euro. Course is limited to 20 participants.
Hotel:
We will provide Hotel information, reservation and further details after registration.
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Aviation Safety Management
Aviation Safety Management course
Course Type: Safety Management Course
Location: Stockholm
Start Date: 11.10.2010
End Date: 14.10.2010
Tuition fee: € 1750 including lunch
Course Objectives
This ICAO based course will provide the participants with information and guidance for planning or directing an aviation safety program. Fundamentals in program organization and structure provide the individual with the essential skills and methodology needed to plan and manage a safety program. Essentials are placed on European rules and culture, understanding the principles of risk management, identifying program development strategies and applying the knowledge toward effective program management and effective management systems in preventing incidents and accidents.
Through extensive case studies the participants build a safety management system and practise Risk Management.
Who should attend
Individuals responsible for planning, directing or managing a safety program and supervisors who are required to supervise an accident prevention / risk management program. This includes airline, commuter, corporate fixed base operator, helicopter operator, government, insurance, hospital emergency medical service, law enforcement and airport management.
Course Outline
* JAR OPS
* Quality Systems
* Safety Management System (SMS)
* SMS Elements
* Safety Program
* Corporate Safety Culture
* Motivating Safe Behavior
* Role of Management
* Cost of Accidents
* Reporting Systems
* Accident Prevention Concepts / Methods
* Ground Safety, Ground Damage
* Icao Annex 13
* Safety Analysis / Evaluation
* Risk Management & Assessment
* Threat Error Management
* Communication skills
* Emergency Response, Planning and Organization
* Case study, setting up a SMS in an airline and Risk Management
* World Wide Safety looking ahead
Take home
* Comprehensive course notebook containing all course material
* Industry examples and solutions
* Examples of emergency response checklist
* Adherence after an Accident (checklist)
* Safety Management Handbook
* Memory stick (1GB) with the course material and relevant safety information
* Certification of completion
Course duration, 4 days: 11 - 14 OCT 2010
Tuition fee: 1750 Euro including lunch. Course is limited to 20 participants.
Hotel:
The course will be hosted by Oxford Aviation Academy (former SAS Flight Academy) at their training facility next to Arlanda Airport, Stockholm. We will provide Hotel information, reservation and further details after registration.
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Accident & Incident Investigation
Risk Management course
Course Type: Risk Management
Location: Stockholm
Start Date: 14.09.2010
End Date: 15.09.2010
Tuition fee: € 950
Course Objectives
The course will provide the participants with thorough knowledge of how to perform Risk Management (RM) and the rationale behind RM, Risk Assessment and Risk Analysis and procedures of how to perform RM in an airline or own organization. The course will present the participants with a model to take home of how RM can be performed. Through lectures and extensive exercises (both proactive and reactive) the course will give the participants the fundamentals of RM. At the end of this course the participants will be able to apply the fundamentals of risk management to both predict threats and prevent accidents.
Who should attend
Individuals involved in or responsible for RM in own organization. This includes manufacturers, operators, government agencies, military, insurers, airline, commuter, business and helicopter operators, law enforcement and airport management.
Course outline:
* Risk Management in the Safety Management System (SMS)
* Safety achievement, Safety assurance and Safety promotion
* Risk based approach
* Definitions
* Risk Assessment
* Risk Analysis
o Probability, Severity and Exposure
* Risk Management
* Rationale for Risk Management
* Advantages of Risk Management
* Conducting the analysis and the outcome
* Risk Acceptance criteria
* Risk cases (both proactive and after an incident has happened)
* Preventing accidents
* Assessing incidents in order to prevent
* Management Evaluation (EU OPS) Management Review (ISO 9000)
Take home
* Comprehensive course notebook containing all the course material
* Industry examples and solutions
* Risk Management handbook (made by ScandiAvia)
* Memory stick (1GB) with the course material and relevant safety information
* Certification of completion
Course duration, 2 days: 14 - 15 SEPTEMBER 2010.
Location and Hotel:
We will provide Hotel information, reservation and further details after registration.
Tuition fee: 950 €
Course is limited to 20 participants.
Top Management
Course Type: Safety Management Course
Location: Stockholm
Start Date: 04.03.2007
End Date:
Tuition fee: €
Top Management seminar - Accountable Manager, Nominated Postholder
Seminar Objectives
This Aviation specific two-day seminar is designed for both Nominated Postholders and Accountable Managers based on JAR-OPS requirements.
This two days seminar puts you as a top manager in the position to administer your operation and take care of the financial situation, the quality requirements and the challenges that faces you in daily operation. As a top manager you are responsible for a wide range of Safety Critical Processes, we address them and give you industial solutions.
As a participant you will be highly participative, and we teach practices that have become the benchmark in the industry.
Who should attend
Individuals responsible as Accountable Manager, Nominated Postholders, Quality Managers or individuals seeking such positions for the future.
Seminar Outline
During this seminar we will cover the main topics for managing airlines. Most airlines adhere to JAR OPS or FAA and we will cover the main parts, those important to management. In this perspective, Safety and Quality Systems, the regulatory requirement, the "new" ICAO requirement Safety Management System (SMS), Regulatory Compliance both when it comes to Finance, Standards and Procedures. We will alsao cover Communication and Leadership - being accountable or nominated and in the end look at how the world is progressing and how we solve our future common challenges or like we like to call it World Wide Trends looking ahead.
Take home
Comprehensive seminar notebook containing all course material.
A descriptive booklet with guidance and advice.
Industry examples and solutions.
Certification of completion.
Seminar duration, 2 days: