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Safety Program Management


Learn to create, maintain and continuously improve aviation safety programs. Examine the most current Safety Management System (SMS), and learn how to incorporate it into your own aviation program. Work on developing your aviation safety plan to meet the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization Safety Management Manual. Examine the significance of culture and how to tie operational risk management into your aviation safety program.

Guest lecturers join the instructor to provide additional depth to course materials.

Instructor(s):

Jill McCurdy, M.S., began her career as a wild land firefighter, working with both engine and heli-tack crew personnel. Since then, her broad experience has included many positions in fire and aviation management, ranging from being a helicopter operations specialist and rappel spotter to heli-base manager and air operations branch director. McCurdy has also chaired the National Interagency Aerial Ignition Working Group and co-chaired the National Interagency Helicopter Rappel Working Group.

When:

Feb. 1-4: Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Where:

USFS Wildland Fire Training, 3237 Peacekeeper Way, McClellan, CA

Fee:

$1,745.00 ($1,995.00 if postmarked after 01/18/2010) Save $1,535 when you enroll in all winter Emergency Response Aviation Safety Management, certificate courses at once (093ENG420).

Credit:

3 quarter units academic credit, X435.7

Section:

093ENG405

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Earn a Certificate

This course is part of these certificate programs:

Emergency Response Aviation Safety Management