Flight Safety

Course Title :	RVSM Certification & Approval
Duration & Date :	4 days
Course Aim :	The course is designed to aware aviation specialists of the implementation of the airworthiness and the operator approval to operate in RVSM airspace, apply the RVSM maintenance and operational procedures, and continue to maintain a minimum Aircraft Systems Performance Specifications (MASP) required to support the use of a 300m (1000 ft) vertical separation above FL 290.
Course Objectives:	Be aware of ICAO Documents 9536, 7030, and 9574, State RVSM Approval requirements, Identify aircraft eligibility requirements for height keeping performance monitoring, Identify the aircraft RVSM performance criteria, and ASE budget, Be able to define the aircraft flight envelopes and groupings, Apply RVSM airworthiness and operational approval criteria, Be aware of the RVSM continued airworthiness and maintenance requirements, Be aware of the RVSM operating practices and procedures.
Course Contents:	RVSM Approval Requirements The Responsible Authority Aircraft eligibility for height keeping performance monitoring RVSM Performance Altimetry System Error (ASE) Altitude Keeping Flight Envelopes Aircraft Groupings ASE Budget Process for showing compliance with RVSM criteria Equipment for RVSM Operations RVSM Approval Process RVSM Airworthiness Approval RVSM Operational Approval Flight Crew training program and operating practices and procedures Reporting altitude keeping errors Removal or amendment of authority
Who Should Attend :	Airworthiness and Operations Government Inspectors. Airlines Quality Assurance personnel. Airlines Service engineering personnel. Aircraft maintenance /aeronautical engineers. Pilots. Aircraft Mechanics, avionics and technicians.
Language :	English

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Course Title :	Integrated Safety Management System
Duration & Date:	2 Weeks
Course Aim :	At the completion of this course attendees will be able to: • Develop and implement an ICAO/JAA compliant Safety Management System as an organized approach to managing safety.
Course Contents :	• System safety program requirements. • Components of a Safety Management System • Accident causation and root cause analysis • The hidden cost of accidents • The four types of error. • Active and latent failures to include: Organizational influences, system influences, and operator influences. • The Five-Step Accident Prevention Process • Information collection systems • Risk management systems • Effective countermeasures • Implementation planning • Developing control measures • Safety system administration • Developing and managing an effective safety culture
Who should attend :	Airport Ground Operations , Airline Operation Management, Ground safety Officers, Cargo Handlers Insurers, Legal Personnel, Regulators, Mechanics, Investigators, Fire Fighters, Ground Support Equipment Operators & CAA Management.
Language :	Arabic / English

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Course Title :

Human Factors in Aviation Safety

Duration & Date:

1 week

Course Aim :

To Examine aircraft accidents and incidents from the Standpoint of human error. Since nearly all accidents involve human errors. Human factors in flight operations, aircraft and rotorcraft maintenance and ATC will be scrutinized for cause Factors.

Course Contents:

The ICAO philosophy and its activities as an effective model in promoting the aviation safety worldwide, and how can a given contracting state benefit from this experience in order to become a more effective public figure and a better regulatory body.
The concepts of Human Factors and the required stance of CAAs and aviation corporate on the total safety outcome.
The human behavior and the tools available for the safety managers in order to affect the human performance, so they can reduce the human-centered accidents and achieve a safer aviation system.
The role of recent technological changes in air traffic management, and the concept of the international oversight assessment program. Both will act as a safety multiplier.
The kinds of human performance training programs for the operational personnel within a complementary Modern Aviation System

Who Should Attend :

A/C Accident Investigators, Flight Safety Inspectors, Airline Flight Operations, Pilots, Aircraft Maintenance, ATCs, Security, Cabin Attendants, Station Managers, Dispatchers and CFIs.

Language :

Arabic/English

Course Title :	Airworthiness Inspector ( AOC)
Duration & Date:	(2 weeks )
Course Aim :	The participants will be able to evaluate, certify and carry out -surveillance for operators in accordance with ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) and national regulations.
Course Contents:	· Evaluating A Prospective Operator’s Pre-Assessment Statement · Conducting A Pre-Application Meeting · Conducting A Formal Application Meeting · Evaluating A Compliance Statement · Evaluating An Maintenance Control Manual · Evaluating A Minimum Equipment List (Mel) · Review A Continuous Maintenance Programme · Conducting Aircraft And Equipment Conformity Inspections · Inspect Operator’s Maintenance Facilities · Evaluating Demonstration Flight Issuing The Air Operator Certificate
Who Should Attend :	Airworthiness inspectors. Operators’ maintenance managers and key personnel. Operators’ Quality Assurance inspectors. Operators’ Service Engineering, Reliability and Technical Planning personnel. Technicians. Aircraft Maintenance, Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers. .
Language :	Arabic / English

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Course Title :	Aviation Safety for the Higher Management/Commanders
Duration & Date:	1 week
Course Aim :	The course is designed to help participants to better understand the culture of their commands, encourage their positive behavior and maximize their productivity and performance. The special emphasis on areas needing improvement and reinforce the behaviors contributing to success will be focused upon.
Course Objective :	To develop a state strategy on safety oversight in accordance to ICAO recent strategy & vision To provide an overview of the new concepts regarding the state aviation safety system. To expand on Human Factors Management in the various locations with a given CAA including Security, Dangerous Goods, Air Navigation. To help participants to familiarize themselves with the concept of change like to investâ€š in state owned enterprises as a new trend in aviation. Â·To discuss the Aviation Facilitation Enhancement Measures. To comprehend the customer service management in airports and how to create a quality service culture within the working force. To learn about the leadership spectrum. To prepare for & manage accident investigation. To prepare for pre and post major aircraft accidents on & off airports and manage risks.
Course Contents :	Aviation Safety Regulatory System. Aviation Safety; an aviation multiplier. Corporate Management. Command Responsibilities & HF Perspective. Maintenance Operations. Airport Planning & Hazards Reporting & Investigation. Leadership Intervention. Civil /Military Flight Operations. Command Safety Assessment (CSA). Maintenance Climate assessment Survey (MCAS) -Aviation Security.
Who should attend :	- CAA Middle & Higher Management . -Corporate Potential Leaders / Commanders. -Airport Directors & Assistants. - Air Navigation Directors in charge. Security Managers.
Language :	English/Arabic

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Course Title :	Safety Oversight Airworthiness Inspector
Duration& Date :	2 weeks
Course Aim :	To expose participants into how to meet the Operations/airworthiness oversight responsibilities in accordance to the universal obligations governed by ICAO activities.
Course Contents :	ICAO Convention & SARPS Contracting States Obligations in Flight Operations, Airworthiness & Licensing Regulatory Framework Universal Oversight Audit & other Inspections Responsibilities of inspectors Quality Management Systems Causes Factors & Latest Conditions Ramp Safety & Resource Management Aircraft Accidents & Incidents Reporting & Investigations. Performance Management Airside Safety Management Special Operations ; Maintenance & Flight Operation Enforcement Program Planning Flight Operations / Maintenance Interface
Who should attend :	Flight Operations & Maintenance Inspectors, Flight Safety Inspectors, Corporate Safety, Civil Aviation Legislators, A/C Investigators, Quality Assurance & Control, Technical Planning Records and Higher Management.
Language :	Arabic / English

Course Title :	Civil Aviation Legislation
Duration	3 Days
Course Aim :	To show how the aviation safety laws and regulations of a government are derived and structured to provide the authority needed by Government Safety Inspectors to perform their tasks.
Course Contents:	Chicago Convention. Jordan Civil Aviation Law. Introduction to Annexes. Introduction to Jordan Civil Aviation Regulations. General rule making.
Who Should Attend :	Flight Safety inspectors. Quality Assurance inspectors. CAA technical managers. Operators’ managers and key personnel.
Language :	English

Course Title :	Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO)
Duration & Date :	2 Weeks
Course Aim :	To provide participants with an overview of the various roles and duties of a CAA inspector, regulations or standards
Course Contents :	The two most common variations of governmental structure. The Chicago Convention as international law. The contracting States’ obligation to apply the Articles of the Convention. The ICAO and the Annexes to the Convention. Translation of International Law into national domestic law. What domestic law must address. The creation of a CAA under national law in a republican government. The creation of a CAA under national law in a parliamentary government. The structure of laws and regulations in each governmental system. Other aviation safety documents in an aviation safety system. The delegation of authority to the Government Safety Inspector.
Who should attend :	Airworthiness inspectors. Operators’ maintenance managers and key personnel. Operators’ Quality Assurance inspectors. Operators’ Service Engineering, Reliability and Technical Planning personnel. Technicians. Aircraft Maintenance, Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers.
Language :	English

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Course Title :

Dangerous Goods Regulations

Duration& Date :

1 week

Course Aim :

The course is designed to provide all staff involved in the consignment, packing, documentation, carriage, or handling of dangerous goods by air, with the general familiarization and knowledge of dangerous goods regulations so as to enhance safety.

Course Contents

Introduction & course outline.
Legal aspects( Chicago convention, Annex 18, Technical instructions for the safe transport of dangerous goods by air, IATA DGR)
Shipper’s responsibility.
Operator’s responsibility.
Limitations
Classification.
Identification.
Packing.
Marking & Labeling.
Documentation.
Acceptance, handling and loading.

Who should attend :

- Airworthiness and Operations Government Inspectors.

- Civil defense.

- Agencies engaged in the security screening of passengers and their cargo.

- ATC.

- Operators

- Shippers of DG, including packers and shipper’s agent.

- Agencies which perform the act of accepting, handling, loading, unloading, transfer or other

processing of cargo.

Language :

English/Arabic

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Course Title :

Human Factors For Maintenance Engineers

Duration & Date:

1 Week

Course Aim :

To improve safety, quality and efficiency in aircraft maintenance operations by reducing human error and its impact in maintenance activities and develop human factors skills (such as communication, effective teamwork, task management, situational awareness, writing of procedures) as appropriate to the job, in order to make a positive impact on the safety and efficiency of maintenance operations.

Course Contents:

· Introduction.

· HF in Basic Maintenance Licence Requirements

· General about HF

· Safety Culture and Organizational Factors

· Human Error

· Human Performance & Limitations

· physical and social environment

· Procedures, Information, Tools and Practices

· Communication, Teamwork, Professionalism, Integrity and Ergonomics

· Organization`s HF Program

· Accident Investigation Philosophy

Who Should Attend :

The training is targeted at authority surveyors and all industry staff involved in maintenance, management and quality. This includes post holders, managers, supervisors, certifying staff, technicians, trainers, auditors and supporting staff like planners, engineers and stores staff.

Pre-requisites

The JAA Maintenance Human Factors Course is a basic highly interactive training. To benefit from the interactive elements and participate in group activities, a good command of the English language is required. No further prerequisites are applicable, although previous experience in a maintenance environment and knowledge of the Part-145 requirements are beneficial.

Language :

English/Arabic

Course Title :	Aviation Medicine
Duration & Date:	2 weeks
Course Aim :	It is designed to enable the participants to : ascertain that ICAO medical standards for aircrews are observed in airlines operations. Project the importance role of the aviation medics in reducing accidents caused by Human factors, and HF investigation.
Course Contents:	Licensing Practices Aviation Physiology Aviation Pathology Medical Assessment Aviation Medical Training Prevention Problematic use of substances in the aviation workplace. Field Visit to Aviation Medicine at King Hussein Medical City.
Who Should Attend :	Flight Surgeons , Aviation Medicine , Physicians, Regulators and Operations Inspectors and Higher Management.
Language :	Arabic / English

Course Title :

Aircraft Accident Investigation Management

Duration & Date:

1 weeks

Course Aim :

· The course aims to provide course participants with the needed Skill/Knowledge/Attitudes to:

o Investigate aircraft accidents,

o Determine root causes and recommend safety measures to prevent similar occurrences.

· The participant will be qualified as Accident Investigator after completing this course followed by On-job-training which will include at least, participation in the investigation of two accidents or 5 serious incidents under the supervision of qualified senior investigators.

Course Contents:

· Prepare the Investigation Process;

· Investigate Aircraft Operations;

· Weather Condition Investigation;

· Investigate Air Traffic Services;

· Investigate Aircraft Structure;

· Investigate Aircraft Powerplant;

· Investigate Aircraft System;

· Analyze Flight Records;

· Investigate Survival Aspects;

· Investigate Human Factors;

· Investigate Fire;

· Prepare Final Report.

Who Should Attend :

Pilots, Investigators, Flight Safety Inspectors,

Flight

Operations Staff

Language :

English

Course Title	Personnel Licensing Program
Duration and Date	1 week
Course Aim	The course will enable participants to understand & implement regulatory requirement in the area of personnel licensing in accordance with Annex 1, Chicago convention Annex 1, orders and advisory circulars.
Course Contents	· How the licensing process is accomplished · The responsibilities and qualifications of personnel licensing (PEL) office staff · Licensing Authority and enforcement of rules. · How to establish and maintain a Person Licensing Office (PEL). · Operation of the PEL System · Developing Knowledge and Skill Tests · Licencing process (Five Phases) · Knowledge and Skill Testing · Validation and Conversion of Licences
Who should attend	Pilots, Air Traffic Controllers, Engineers and others working for Civil Aviation Regulatory Bodies.
Language	English/Arabic

Course Title	Quality Assurance
Duration and Date	1 week
Course Aim	After attending this course participants should have the confidence to assess a quality management system and associated audit program for Flight and Ground Operations in response to regulatory requirements. This course will be of very significant benefit to regulators involved in the assessment of an organizations quality management system and associated audit process and will also be of benefit to Accountable Managers, Quality Managers and Audit Managers.
Course Contents	· State Obligation · Regulations Compliance · Quality System (OPS) · Quality Management · Maintenance Procedure and Quality System · Quality Elements · Quality Assurance Program · Quality Assurance System · Auditing · Relationship between Quality Assurance and SMS
Who should attend	Airworthiness inspectors. Operators’ maintenance managers and key personnel. Operators’ Quality Assurance inspectors. Operators’ Service Engineering, Reliability and Technical Planning personnel.
Language	English

Course Title	Audit Course
Duration and Date	1 week
Course Aim	This course aims to provide comprehensive training in audit management and auditing techniques to facilitate a fully effective audit process in relation to flight and ground operations and supporting the achievement of operational and business objectives. The course is highly participative, and promotes auditing practices that have become the benchmark in the industry.
Course Contents	Introduction State Obligations Safety Oversight Regulations Compliance Quality Assurance Quality System Fundamentals Quality System Requirements Auditor Behaviour Regulators Auditing Techniques Quality Assurance Program Methodology of Audit Safety Audits & Risk Assessment Management System Audit Audit & SMS Concurrent Auditing Technique
Who should attend	This course will be of very significant benefit to JAR OPS Quality Managers, Audit Managers and auditors who need to have the necessary competence to conduct effective auditing throughout flight and ground operations, or in relation to any supplied services. Accountable Managers, Operations Directors and others who need to understand and ensure that the audit process provides them with sufficient assurance of the adequacy and effectiveness of operations in relation to regulatory compliance will also benefit from attendance at this course.
Pre-requisites	A background in an aviation operations environment. No previous experience of auditing or the Quality Manager's function is necessary
Language	English/Arabic

Course Title :	JCAR Part-145 & Part-M
Duration & Date:	1 week
Course Aim :	Part 145: · Show the requirements that organization seeking approval to perform maintenance on aircraft or component should comply with and get a vision of the requirements and procedures for Competent Authorities related to administrative requirements, issue, approval procedure, variation of an approval, continued validity and revocation, suspension or limitation of the Maintenance Organization approval. Part M: To give a basic understanding of the maintenance and continuing airworthiness of aircraft and describes the main requirements to be fulfilled, tasks to be accomplished and privileges and requirements of a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) as specified in the Part-M of the CARC.
Course Contents:	Part 145: Facility requirements. Personnel requirements. Certifying staff and support staff. Equipment, tools and material. Acceptance of components. Maintenance data. Production planning. Certification of maintenance. Occurrence reporting. Maintenance organization exposition. Privileges and Limitations on the organization. Continued validity. Findings. Part M: Maintenance organization establishes. Measures to be taken to ensure that airworthiness is maintained. Condition to be met by persons or organizations involved in continuing airworthiness. Accountability and responsibilities of continuing Airworthiness. Occurrence reporting. Continuing Airworthiness. Maintenance program. Airworthiness Directions. Modifications and repairs. Maintenance records. Maintenance standards. Component maintenance. Facilities. Maintenance organization manual. Personnel requirements. Certifications of release. Findings. Quality system. Airworthiness review certificate.
Who Should Attend :	Airworthiness inspectors. Operators’ maintenance managers and key personnel. Operators’ Quality Assurance inspectors. Operators’ Service Engineering, Reliability and Technical Planning personnel. Technicians. Aircraft Maintenance, Aeronautical and Avionics Engineers.
Language :	English

Course Title :	Safety Management Systems (SMS)
Duration & Date:	1 week
Course Aim :	The goals of the ICAO Safety Management Systems (SMS) Course are to: Provide participants knowledge of safety management concepts and ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) on safety management in Annexes 6, 11 and 14, and related guidance material; and develop participants’ knowledge to certify and oversee the implementation of key components of an SMS, in compliance with relevant ICAO SARPs.
Course Contents:	· SMS course introduction · Basic safety concepts · Introduction to safety management · Hazards · Risks · SMS regulation · Introduction to SMS · SMS planning · SMS operation · Phased approach to SMS Implementation
Who Should Attend :	Airport Ground Operations , Airline Operation Management, Ground safety Officers, Cargo Handlers Insurers, Legal Personnel, Regulators, Mechanics, Investigators, Fire Fighters, Ground Support Equipment Operators & CAA Management.
Language :	Arabic / English

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