Aviation Leadership
Develop and
learn to use practical and effective leadership skills for public and
private
sector aviation management, particularly incident response
aviation. Gain a thorough understanding of how to make the best decisions
possible through
establishing situational awareness. Emphasis is on developing
leadership
through communications, ethics and values. You also learn to establish
and
enforce performance standards by exploring the four standards of
decision
making: establishing a culture of mutual respect; developing trust;
maintaining
effective communications; and interpreting information to establish
situational
awareness.
Instructor(s):
Gary Morgan
is the Unit Leader for Safety System Enterprises, a U.S. Forest Service enterprise team specializing in aviation safety. He has more than 25 years of experience, including flying Navy helicopters and turboprop transports. He has also worked for NASA as a project support pilot and aviation safety manager, flying research aircraft like the P-3 Orion. Morgan maintains his credentials as an airline transport pilot, flight instructor and commercial helicopter pilot.When:
Feb. 8-11: 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 01/25/2010) 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, X435.6
Section:
093ENG406
