Training

Upon the course completion the participants will be able to:

• Understand the airport as an operational system.
• Define the aviation organization & regulations.
• Understand the safety rules within the airside
• Be aware about the aircraft safety while turnaround process.
• Supervise aircraft marshalling signals implementation. 
• Understand how to identify the hazard and how to asses/manage risk at the airside.
• Explain how to control and maintain safety and security at airports.
• Apply practical and up-to-date tools for managing safety on the airport.
• Implement safety standards in airside operations.
• Describe and implement safety standards at airside.
• Apply practical and up-to-date tools for managing safety on the airport.

• Airport operations directors, managers, officers and staff
• Airline/ ground handlers’ operations staff and officers.
• Airside safety staff and officers.
• Civil aviation authority officials
• All personnel involved in airside activities.
• Airport emergency managers, officers and staff

• Introduction to aviation organization, regulations, and airside operations.
• Aircraft marshalling Signals. 
• Ground handling support equipment 
• Airside inspection using the standard checklist.
• Safety management at the airside.
• Accidents and Incidents Reporting 
• Rescue & Fire Fighting (RFF)
• Responsibilities of the aerodrome operator/licensee.
• Navigational visual aids at airside e.g. signs and markings, lightings,,etc.
• Meteorology.
• Airside vehicle control and driving license inspection and requirements.
• The importance of airside security. 
• Handling agent licensing and Low-Cost Carriers operations.
• Wildlife hazard management, adverse weather, low visibility operations.
• Coordination with service partners e.g. airlines, ATC, GH agents,…,etc.
• Runway incursion awareness and prevention.