…requirements, objectives and opportunities for training and workshops are provided here…
FHP routinely provides safety and management training and annual workshops key to risk management, efficiency and quality assurance. Training and workshops target a range of federal and state positions including flight managers, program managers and supervisors of personnel that utilize aircraft. The primary focus of safety training is risk management for aerial application, photography and survey operations. Additionally, various workshops are provided to introduce or update technology, calibrate equipment and personnel, and improve customer service.
Interagency Aviation Training (IAT) Guide
Fixed-wing Manager Special-Use Task Book
Aerial Survey Aviation Safety and Management Course (AS2M 2012)
April 10-12, 2012
Denver, CO
See Announcement
Sponsored by:
Forest Health Protection
State and Private Forestry
USDA Forest Service
For More Information, contact:
Jeff Mai (970-295-5878)
FHP Aviation Safety Manager
2150A Centre Ave., Suite 331
Fort Collins, CO 80526
jmai@fs.fed.us
Aviation Safety and Training for Forest Health Protection Employees (PDF 608kb)
Provide specific aviation safety and management information to people involved in natural resource aerial surveys.
The Aerial Survey Aviation Safety and Management course (AS2M) is designed specifically for aerial survey specialists responsible for conducting such missions as sketch mapping, aerial photography, wildlife census, vegetation survey, and aerial recon in general.
This course meets all Interagency Aviation Training requirements for "Fixed-wing Manager — Special Use."
Aviation Safety and Management
Airplane/Helicopter Safety, Aircraft Accident Prevention, Annual Mishap and Review, Risk Management, Human Factors, Aviation Mishap Reporting (SAFECOM), Aircraft Crash Survival, Aircraft Instrumentation, Aviation Management Plans, Automated Flight Following (AFF), and Flight Plans, Flight Following and Dispatcher Operations.
Conducting a Mission
Conducting a Fixed-wing Special Use Mission, Logistics & Cost Effectiveness, Communications & Check-ins (Flight Following), Mission Specific Safety, Crew Resource Management, Airspace Issues, Aviation Chart Reading/Mission Planning, A Survey Pilot's Perspective Aircraft Capabilities and Limitations, Meteorology and Flying Weather, Mountain and Canyon Flying, Aviation Radio Use, and Group Practical Exercises.
Aviation Administration
Federal Aviation Regulations, Aircraft and Pilot Procurement, Agency Aviation Policy, and Pilot and Aircraft Inspections.
Region 5
2011 Pacific Southwest Calibration & Conformity
June 20th-24th, 2011
Davis, CA
See draft agenda
Contact Zachary Heath for more information
zheath@fs.fed.us
530-759-1751
Region 2
2011 Rocky Mountain Region Calibration & Conformity
June 14-15th, 2011
Fort Collins, CO
See agenda
Contact Brian Howell for more information
behowell@fs.fed.us
303-236-8001
For additional information contact Jeff Mai
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Elements of a Project Aviation Safety Plan
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