Aviation Business Criticals – E-learning

Short summary

This 9-hour e-learning provides airport staff with essential knowledge on aviation safety and operational procedures. The modules cover human factors in aviation safety, Safety Management Systems (SMS), airside safety and security awareness. Participants learn how human error affects safety, how to apply the SMS to manage risk, and how to effectively monitor airside safety measures. The training is completed with a certificate from Ahlex.

 

 

 

Target Audience

All employees who work at an airport.

Objectives

Module 1: Human Factors and Just Culture in Aviation Safety

To reduce risks, airport staff must be aware of the major role human error plays in airport safety.

This course makes participants aware of individual factors that affect human performance and can lead to accidents.

At the end of this course, students will be able to

• Understand the basic components of human factors and their impact on safety.
• Describe how human factors are related to airport operations and safety.
• Improve safety by applying basic human factors strategies.

Module 2: Safety Management System (SMS)

This self-paced online training course has been designed to equip newcomers to the aviation industry, encompassing service providers and airline frontline staff, with a comprehensive comprehension of the fundamental principles and concepts underpinning Safety Management Systems (SMS).

Upon completing this training, participants will gain the requisite knowledge, proficiency, and mindset to foster their organization’s SMS and enhance aviation safety overall.

At the end of the course, graduates will be able to

• Understand the regulations and guidelines related to an airport’s safety management system;
• Be able to describe the organisational nature of accidents and incidents;
• Describe the main objectives of an SMS and compare them with a traditional approach to safety;
• Understand the basic safety processes of an SMS, how they identify hazards and can mitigate the safety risks associated with them;
• Describe the common features between an SMS and a QMS (Quality Management System); and
• Be able to describe the benefits of an SMS.

Module 3: Airside Safety

The training is a comprehensive course on the principles and rules of airside safety.

After successful completion of this training, you will be aware of the main safety measures and procedures applicable on airside and possess the necessary knowledge to work safely on airside at Brussels Airport.

The principles of safety, the different markings, and the lights on the apron.

The risks of – and possible consequences of FOD (Foreign Object Debris) in the active operational areas of the airport.

• The safety principles
• The airside traffic regulations
• The apron warning system
• The infrastructure
• The airport driving licence

Module 4: Security Awareness

According to Chapter 11.2.7 of Regulation (EU) No 2015/1998, persons other than passengers who need unescorted access to security-restricted areas must undergo general security awareness training.

At the end of this course, you will have

• Knowledge of past unlawful acts in civil aviation, terrorist attacks, and current threats;
• Knowledge of applicable legal requirements;
• Knowledge of the objectives and organisation of aviation security in their working environment, including the duties and responsibilities of those performing security controls;
• Knowledge of reporting procedures;
• Ability to respond appropriately to security incidents.