The final goal of training is to ensure flight procedure designers perform to the requirements specified in the company framework. This cannot be achieved solely through initial training; on-the-job training (OJT) is critical.
While OJT cannot be considered a specific training course in the formal sense, it is an essential phase in a training programme. Its purpose is to reinforce formal training and support the achievement of competency standards. Similar to initial training, the OJT curriculum will be derived from the competency framework and driven by training objectives. If appropriate, OJT phases can also follow advanced or refresher training.
We have developed an OJT programme for each of our training modules — these can be tailored to meet customer requirements.
Available on request
Tax included
Under the guidance of a qualified procedure designer, the trainee will go through the training objectives by designing the instrument flight procedures while considering
constraints such as terrain, noise abatement, airspace management and user request. The trainee should collect data, design the selected procedures with the tools available at their procedure design unit, and acquire the employing organisation’s method to integrate his/her work in the quality, validation and archiving processes specific to the organisation.
Available on request – Please contact us.
Course duration: 1-6 months
This course is subject to minimum participant requirements. If the minimum number of participants is not met, the course will be postponed.
In the event of postponement, participants may choose to cancel their registration and request a full refund.
