Aviation Safety Coordinator Course
Attention all aviation companies
An Aviation Safety Coordinator training course is planned in November 2009 This two-day course will be held in Auckland on Thursday 19 to Friday 20 November (see details below).
An Aviation Safety Coordinator runs the safety programme in an organisation. Your organisation should have a properly administered and active safety programme.
If you are involved in commuter services, general aviation scenic operations, flight training, or sport aviation, this course is relevant for your organisation. Apart from the course content, you will receive a comprehensive manual, which you could adapt to suit your operation.
There is no course fee. The cost of breakfast and dinner, accommodation and transport is your responsibility.
To enrol, see form below. Please enrol now to ensure a place on the course!
The Schedule
Times: Day 1, 0930-1700. Day 2, 0900-1600.
There is no course fee. Lunch and refreshments are supplied.
The course venue is listed below. Accommodation is your responsibility.
Auckland, 19 to 20
November 2009
Centra Auckland Airport Hotel
Cnr Kirkbride &
Ascot Roads
Mangere
Auckland
Accommodation
Reservations:
Tel: Direct +64 9 275 1059
Email:
reservations.hiaucklandairport@ihg.com
CAA Conference
Standard room rate $130.00 inc GST
Enrolment Form
Either complete the electronic form below, or use the hard-copy version below:
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Aviation Safety Coordinator Training Course Enrolment Form There is no course fee. Lunch and refreshments are supplied. Accommodation is your responsibility. Please make your own bookings but advise Reservations that you are attending the CAA course to obtain the quoted rate. Your place on the course is not guaranteed until you receive a confirmation letter. |
If you prefer hard-copy, print the PDF Enrolment From, complete, and post or fax to:
Rose Wood
AIP Editor and Team Leader
Communications Safety Education Unit
Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand
P O Box 31 441
Lower Hutt 5040
Email: woodr@caa.govt.nz
Fax: 04-569 2024
ASC Course 2009 - Enrolment Form
What is an Aviation Safety Programme?
An aviation safety programme is a formalised and documented plan that focuses on creating safety awareness and reducing accidents. It achieves this through two primary functions, risk management and safety awareness.
The safety programme includes all activities carried out within an organisation in order to maintain and promote safe practices. Such activities will usually include a hazard identification system, an occurrence reporting system, and safety surveys. Awareness will be raised by seminars, videos, magazines, meetings, posters, etc. A good safety programme will stimulate good communication.
A safety programme is a very important part of sound professional work practices. Safety should be very much a part of all aspects of your organisations activities.
A Safety Coordinator can advise and make recommendations – the authority and instructions for implementation must come from a management level. The success or failure of any aviation safety programme rests at that level.
The first step must be top management commitment to a safety programme.
The CAA can provide formal training for your Aviation Safety Coordinator.
Why Have a Safety Programme?
The short answer is, "If you think safety is expensive, try having an accident!"
You may be insured for direct costs, but the indirect costs of an accident are many times greater. A safe operation could be critical to staying in business.
The benefits are many and include a safer operating environment for employees and passengers, a more cost-efficient operation, and a positive image leading to public confidence and business opportunities.