Airside Safety Awareness

Description

Anyone working in the airside area of an airport should be aware of the hazards that are present. This ramp safety training course will provide a baseline level of knowledge, raise awareness of airside hazards, the importance of safety reporting and help aviation companies meet audit requirements. Ramp Safety training is an essential course for anyone working on the apron or around the footprint of passenger or cargo aircraft.

• Aligned to IATA AHM 1110, 11.2, GEN04.
• Complete within 6 months of issue.
• Includes a practical training checklist for local procedures.
• Bulk discounts available for multiple licenses.

By the end of this session participants will be able to:

• Explain the purpose of safe working and operating practices airside.
• Describe reporting policy and incident/accident process.
• Explain the incident/accident reporting system.
• List the types of personnel injuries and incidents.
• Describe airside hazards.
• State prevention measures.

• Aviation workplace environment
• Apron layout
• Ramp markings and signage
• Airside Hazards
• Risk Management
• Foreign Object Debris (FOD)
• Fuel Safety Zone
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Ground Service Equipment (GSE)
• Severe Weather
• Accident and Incident Reporting

This course is designed for all employees who work in airside areas of a commercial airport. For example:

• Passenger Services Agent
• Ramp Agent / Ground Handling Agents
• Aircraft Dispatcher
• Cabin Crew
• Flight Crew
• Re-fuelling agent
• Cleaning staff
• Catering staff

Recurrent training should be completed within 36 months. 

In the event of long term absence, employees may be required to complete this course at more regular intervals.