Target Audience
Airside employees
Objectives
This part of the course covers cargo handling in the cargo warehouse. It contains several objectives to ensure a thorough understanding of the applicable measures for the safe handling and storage of air cargo.
Inspect, handle, store and determine the airworthiness and weight limits of the ULD (Unit Loading Device). Summarizing the ULD certification process or identifying the different types of ULDs and their loads is a knowledge that candidates will need to acquire.
At the end of this training, participants will know:
- Knowledge of warehouse processes and safety
- Knowledge of materials and equipment
- ULD (Unit Loading Device) construction
- ULD functionality and certification requirements
- ULD handling, storage, seaworthiness and payload
- Planning of ULDs in size/girth and maximum weight for different aircraft types according to ULDR/AHM (Unit Loading Device Regulations)/AHM (Airport Handling Manual)
- Design of ULDs taking into account the limitations of aircraft and cargo according to ULDR/AHM
- Observation of the application of ULDs in the field
- Loading of non-standard cargo, such as AVI (live animals), PER (perishables) and dangerous goods
- Net safety, including knowledge of the rules for handling special loads
- Knowledge of working documents: forwarder's declaration and other relevant documents.
- Knowledge of registration systems.
Trainers
Richard
Aircraft engineer with over 40 years of experience in military aviation. I'm specialized in airside operations, dangerous goods by air and road, and aviation safety training. As a trainer and advisor, I support customers across Belgium and Europe. My mission is to share my expertise to enhance safety and efficiency in aviation logistics.
Joel
Passionate aviation mechanic and technical trainer with over 30 years of experience in the Belgian Air Force. I’ve worked on a wide range of military aircraft, both in maintenance and instruction. As Human Factors trainer, I founded Smart Worker to promote safety and reduce human error in technical environments. I specialize in technical communication, jet engines and quality assurance for major aerospace companies. Today, I offer consulting, training, and certification services for aviation and industrial organizations.
Cédric
I'm a passionate aviation professional with 7 years of experience in cargo build-up, load mastering, and ground operations supervision. I’ve logged countless flight hours as a Loadmaster and have hands-on expertise with various cargo aircraft, especially the 747. Safety, efficiency, and protocol are at the core of every mission I lead, worldwide. My adaptability and communication skills have been key to successful operations across cultures. I’m a strong problem-solver with a sharp eye for detail and risk mitigation. As a trainer, I balance real-world experience with clear instruction to help learners see the full picture. I tailor my message to different audiences and learning styles. I believe advanced training must be innovative, inclusive, and future-ready. As a team leader and educator, I ensure no one is left behind. Aviation is fast-moving and so is how we should learn.
Patrick
With over 40 years in aviation, I've built deep expertise across Lost & Found, Operations, ticketing, and load control. As a Station Manager in several countries, I successfully opened new routes and managed complex logistics while improving customer service. I’ve also worked as an auditor for City Bird and shared my knowledge as an instructor at Mermoz Institute and Formco in France. My passion lies in mentoring future aviation professionals and continuously improving operations. My experience spans both civil and military aviation worldwide, always with a focus on efficiency, compliance, and excellence.
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