Welcome to Helicopter Maintenance magazine’s HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 pre-show guide. There is a lot going on at the biggest helicopter event of the year! Our staff compiled maintenance-related events and train- ing seminars for your reference. If you are walking around the show floor, be sure to stop by booth 8442 and visit with us.
– The Helicopter Maintenance magazine team.
The information used to produce this pre-show guide was compiled from HAI’s Web site. © 2020 Helicopter Association International. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
2020 HAI PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COURSES BY DATE
HELICOPTER MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT Successful management of a company requires knowledge of topics that commonly fall outside the scope of experience of most technically oriented helicopter management personnel. This course’s goal is to help maintenance personnel make the transition from technician to a management position. It covers managing a maintenance organization, including developing management skills, constructing a budget, maintaining inventory, and communicating with other departments. Current and aspiring maintenance managers will receive the necessary tools to serve their organization more effectively. This course meets the requirements for renewal of IA certificates.
Learning Objectives: By the conclusion of the course, participants will learn:
• Techniques for managing people • Costs, their behaviors, and opportunities for reduction • Decision-making based on objective information
• Inventory management, budget development, and asset management
• Basic financial management and accounting • Regulations affecting maintenance organizations
Date: Fri., Jan. 24 | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm || Mon., Jan. 27 | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Track(s): Maintenance, Operations
Location: Friday and Saturday location Sheraton - Palm West; Sunday and Monday location Anaheim Convention Center
Instructor: Brandon Battles, Conklin & de Decker Price: $1,280 Member | $1,825 Non-Member
AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAMS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
This course is designed for aviation professionals who want to better understand and ultimately implement safety programs within a flight department. Concepts
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covered include emergency preparedness, emergency equipment, safety programs, best practices, and risk management.
Learning Objectives: By the conclusion of the course, participants will learn:
• The standard techniques and key areas of safety audits
• How to establish a safety program and safety committee
• The key points of developing an accident/incident tracking system
• How to develop plans for disaster recovery and emergency preparedness
• Common maintenance control procedures for inspections, repairs, and prevention measures, including computerized options, and flight department regulatory requirements
Date: Saturday, January 25 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Track(s): Operations | Pilot | Safety Location: Sheraton - Park A
Instructor: Ed Coleman, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Price: $520 Member | $765 Non-Member
THE DIRTY DOZEN: RECURRENT TRAINING This workshop is presented by Gordon Dupont, who originated the concept of the “Dirty Dozen,” the 12 common causes of human-factor errors in aviation maintenance. According to the FAA, these 12 are implicated in about 80 percent of maintenance mistakes.
Learning Objectives: By the conclusion of the course, participants will learn:
• About updates to the Dirty Dozen causes of human- factor errors in maintenance
• How to mitigate the effect of the Dirty Dozen on operational safety
Date: Saturday, January 25 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Track(s): Maintenance | Operations | Pilot | Safety
February | March 2020
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