Upon completing the *Occupational Health and Safety in Aviation* course, participants will be able to:

1. Understand Regulatory Standards:

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• Identify and interpret key health and safety regulations and standards applicable to the aviation industry, including OSHA, ICAO, and local regulations.

• Apply these regulations to ensure compliance in airport and airline operations.

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2. Conduct Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment:
 

• Perform comprehensive hazard assessments specific to aviation environments, including aircraft maintenance, ground handling, and passenger operations.

• Develop and implement risk mitigation strategies to address identified hazards and reduce workplace accidents.

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3. Develop and Enforce Workplace Safety Protocols:

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• Create and enforce safety procedures tailored to aviation tasks, ensuring they meet industry best practices and regulatory requirements.

• Conduct safety training and awareness programs for aviation staff to enhance their understanding and adherence to safety protocols

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4. Manage Emergency Response and First Aid:

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• Develop and implement effective emergency response plans specific to aviation scenarios, including aircraft incidents and natural disasters.

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5. Promote Mental Health and Wellness:

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• Recognize and address mental health issues and stress factors affecting aviation personnel.

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6. Conduct Incident Investigation and Reporting:

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• Lead investigations into safety incidents and accidents, utilizing root cause analysis techniques to determine underlying issues

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7. Utilize Safety Management Systems (SMS):
 

• Apply principles of Safety Management Systems (SMS) to manage and improve safety performance within aviation operations.

 

8. Enhance Communication and Collaboration:
 

• Communicate safety policies, procedures, and concerns effectively to diverse stakeholders, including management, staff, and regulatory bodies.