Pre-show Guide for HELI-EXPO 2016
Attendees will learn: • Eligibility requirements for operating public aircraft • FAA guidance governing public aircraft • Methods for navigating around the pitfalls of public aircraft operations
REGULATIONS 101: LAW FOR THE AVIATION PROFESSIONAL
FEB. 28, 2016 | 8 AM – 5 PM | MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $585 Nonmember Price: $860 Instructors: Marshall Filler and Sarah MacLeod of Obadal, Filler, MacLeod & Klein, PLC Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit This one-day course covers the basic FAA requirements necessary for making day-to-day decisions on purchasing, designing, manufacturing, operating, maintaining, or selling civil aviation products and parts. Master the most important Federal Aviation Regulations and FAA guidance material that everyone in aviation should recognize and appreciate. Attendees will learn: • The rulemaking process and FAA organization • Basic rules in design, production, operation, and maintenance • The FAA enforcement process
Safety Management
FUNDAMENTALS OF HELICOPTER ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION FEB. 29, 2016 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | SAFETY
MANAGEMENT
Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $585 Nonmember Price: $860 Instructor: Jack Cress, Vortechs Helicopter Analytics The course will briefly introduce National Transportation Safety Board and International Civil Aviation Organization reporting requirements and discuss the history and primary categories of U.S. and international helicopter accident causal factor. The focus will be on aerodynamically oriented causes, including hover performance, downwind effects, forward flight transition, rotor system characteristics, high-speed phenomena, descent issues (vortex ring states and autorotation), and ground issues (rollover and resonance). Turboshaft engine factors will also be addressed, as class progress permits. Case studies will be frequently included. Notebook and CD provided. At the completion of the course, attendees will understand: • Common causal factors involved in helicopter accidents or incidents
• Performance considerations for helicopter rotor systems • The procedures and techniques for investigating an accident or incident
HUMAN FACTORS IN AVIATION:
PHASE III LEADERSHIP FEB. 28, 2016 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | SAFETY MANAGEMENT
ATLAS ® AUTOMATED TRANSMISSION LASER ALIGNMENT SYSTEM
Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $585 Nonmember Price: $860 Instructor: Richard Komarniski, Grey Owl Aviation Consultants, Inc. Professional Development Credit: The workshop complies with Transport Canada, FAA, and EASA 145 requirements; IA renewal credit
This one-day workshop for leaders and mentors in aviation will provide the skills and techniques necessary to develop the most valuable resource your organization has: its people. Participants will cultivate their ability to inspire and motivate others to succeed in their respective positions. Curriculum topics include motivation, delegation, communication, conflict resolution, and team-building strategies for error prevention. Attendees will learn: • How to expand upon the role of senior aviation personnel as mentors and leaders in error prevention
• The tools necessary to do both effectively in building and shaping the next generation
• 95% Labour Saving
• Fully Computerised Procedure
• UK MOD Approved • No TRDS Dismantling
For more information please contact Chris Reckless at +44 (0) 845 009 8633 or
creckless@cnrdesign.co.uk
www.atlas-shaft-alignment.co.uk | Web ID: CNR123 8
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HUMAN PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
FEB. 29, 2016 | 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM | SAFETY MANAGEMENT
Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $395 Nonmember Price: $585 Instructor: Dawn Bolstad-Johnson, PHI Air Medical LLC Professional Development Credit: IA renewal credit This class will provide an overview of how organizational processes, leader behavior, and individual behavior affects the frequency and severity of unwanted outcomes, how to proactively prevent unwanted outcomes, and how to minimize the consequences of human error.
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