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Aviation Accident Analysis – A Systems Approach
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended Learning This course is based on cutting edge Systems and Human Factors theory. Course materials draw from STAMP (System Theoretic Accident Modeling Process) developed by Dr. Nancy Leveson, Professor at MIT and Dr. Sidney Dekker’s Local Rationality and the New View of Human Error. This course and materials focus on relational connections and interactions intrinsic to any system.Instructors:
Paul Nelson, Senior Human Factors Consultant
Aviation Safety Management System (SMS)
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online)
Duration: 6 Weeks Online
Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended Learning
This Online Course has simplified the complex SMS Information by combining the regulatory requirements from FAA, ICAO and EASA and provides a path and flow that is easy to follow and comprehend. All Participants successfully completing the course will receive a Certificate Endorsing 30 Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) from The International Society for Safety Professionals (ISSP).
Led by Pat Duggins, Senior Aviation Safety Professional
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Aircraft Records Management
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online)
Duration: 6 Weeks Online
Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended Learning
Aviation authorities around the world require airlines, leasing companies, and aircraft owners to create records that document their activities and file records for safe storage and efficient retrieval. Maintaining perfect aircraft records ensures the value of the asset maintained, and it will simplify and expedite any lease transition. Accurate and organized records will allow potential lessees or buyers to easily assess the aircraft for valuation and will allow for a smooth transition. Poor records management can devalue an aircraft so it is pertinent to understand basic records maintenance principles. This course will guide you and introduce you through an aircraft technical records review and audit for redelivery of aircraft in an efficient manner. FAA and EASA references will be used throughout the course.
Led by Bryan Cunningham, Senior Aviation Consultant
“For the first time, I participated in an online course and I am very pleasantly surprised that I like this kind of training more than a standard course in classroom! During the first week, I learned many new things, especially for the cases which I have never encountered in my practice.”
Introduction to Aircraft Leasing
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online)
Duration: 6 Weeks Online
Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended Learning
This course will explain the services the aircraft leasing industry offers. Topics that will be addressed include principles of the aircraft leasing industry, financing options and costs, aircraft values, and current industry trends and outlook. Government standards will be discussed to include authorities such as the FAA and EASA as well as international organizations such as ISTAT and IATA.
Led by Bryan Cunningham, Senior Aviation Consultant
“My approach to leasing has become more knowledgeable. Very good learning platform of furthering your knowledge base in aviation business.”
Aircraft Maintenance Planning – A Practical Hands-On Approach
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: NoneCovering the regulatory Requirements from EASA and FAA, this online learning course will introduce you to most of the planning considerations based on the facilitator’s experience and will help you and your organization achieve excellence in maintenance planning. This course will also benefit aspiring planners and other senior managers seeking to increase their awareness of various departments.
Led by Peter Cooper, Senior Aviation Consultant
“In my opinion Mr. Peter deserves a lot of praise for his hard work and method of course delivery. It was very interesting, though brain teasing and tough. It has helped all of us to understand the very basics of Maintenance Planning.”
Aircraft Reliability Monitoring & Maintenance Cost
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended LearningCovering the regulatory Requirements from JAA, EASA and FAA, this online learning course outlines the background of the Aircraft Reliability Program, as part of the operator’s Maintenance Program and will specifically emphasize on issues related to Maintenance Cost. This course is based on a combination of facilitator’s industry experience and the safety management principles for the development, operation and maintenance of aircraft.
Led by Rudolph Hirdes, Senior Aviation Consultant
“Very good “Case Studies”, since they let us able to directly apply the learning. Thanks to all Outcomy team!”
Aviation Quality Management and Auditing
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended LearningThis course will cover all of the applicable and necessary aspects of an Aviation Quality Management System along with the associated Auditing regime based on the facilitators’ extensive experience and background in the Aviation business. He will be there to help you achieve a good grounding in the subject that will assist you to go on and work within the Quality Management System of an aviation organisation.
Led by Tony Heather C.Eng, FRAeS, Senior Aviation Consultant
“Course content was valuable and informative. It satisfied my need to be trained in this area to hold the Quality Manager position in a Part 145 organization. It certainly made me think and required more input and concentration than I initially expected.”
Airworthiness and Maintenance Programmes
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended LearningThe operator is responsible for determining what maintenance is required, when it has to be performed and by whom and to what standard, in order to ensure the continued airworthiness of the aircraft being operated. Part of this responsibility is achieved by the aircraft being maintained to an approved programme. Understanding where the programme and tasks come from and how they are established is important when managing the programme as an operator or owner. The compliance monitoring department personnel also need to have this knowledge to ensure the operator’s responsibilities are fulfilled. Knowing which tasks can’t be changed and those which can, through an analysis process will aid in optimising the programme for more effective and lower cost maintenance.
Authored by Malcolm McMillan, Senior Aviation Consultant
“MSG-3 methodology explanation is very simple and clear.”
Aviation Parts Handling Cost & Risk Management
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online)
Duration: 6 Weeks Online
Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended Learning
Success in this competitive aviation industry, requires the implementation of many processes. One of those processes is Aircraft Parts, Appliances and Components Handling, Transportation and Storage. Passenger, Freight, Business and General aircraft operations require the support of airworthy parts, appliances and components despite the aircraft size or fleet population being operated. Regardless of its condition (Airworthy, Scrap, Unairworthy, Repairable), each of them requires different handling, transportation and storage. This course will allow you to discover the impact of Aircraft Materials Handling, Transportation and Storage regarding airworthiness and how the process works.
Led by Pat Duggins, Senior Aviation Safety Professional
"I will further implement LSW, Appoint a “Rapid Response Team”, Concentrate on Main Value Stream and Make our charts/KPI's more visible to our staff"
Ergonomics and Human Factors for Safety & Productivity in the Process Industries
Next Start Date: 10 October 2017 (Online) Duration: 6 Weeks Online Other Delivery Options Available: In-house/Blended LearningHuman Factors considers human users first in every piece of equipment and in every system we design. By using this human-centered approach, equipment is easier to use, users make fewer operating errors and they suffer fewer and less severe injuries. The training program that we have designed will familiarize participants with the capabilities, limitations and needs of human operators. The course will show the participants how human factors affect the design process. It will also equip participants to identify human factors issues before they arise. And, finally, it will introduce participants to the processes and tools necessary to design systems using a human-centric approach.
Led by Dr. Dennis A. Attwood, Senior HF Specialist
"For me, this course was really useful in implementing HF in all new projects. This course gave a complete and detailed learning of HF and Ergonomics and also many lessons learned from problems experienced by peer participants. Happy to be part of this course!"