| Course Category | Civil Aviation |
| Open to countries under these programmes | (i) ICAO Developing Countries
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| Course Objectives | This course provides safety oversight inspectors (flight operations/airworthiness maintenance/airworthiness engineering) with an understanding of the fundamental principles contributing to the effective and efficient management of safety oversight activities of a State’s aviation regulatory body. Besides the ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs), references are also made to various national civil aviation regulations. It helps prepare States in meeting international requirements as well as update their organisation’s safety oversight mechanisms.
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| Course Synopsis & Methodology | The topics to be covered are:
- Obligations under the Convention
- ICAO SARPs
- ICAO Organisation Structure
- Expanded ICAO Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme Processes and Audit Results
- Establishment and Management of the Safety Oversight System
- ICAO Safety Audit Oversight Manuals
- Management of Aircraft Operators
- Selection and Recruitment of Technical Staff for Civil Aviation
- Development of Staff Training and Competence Policy
- Regulatory Framework
- Inspectors’ Handbooks
- National Aviation Regulatory Authority Organisation Structure and Roles: Powers and Enforcement
- Quality Systems and Safety Management
- ICAO Aircraft Incident/Accident Investigation Audits
- Management of Aerodrome Safety
- Air Traffic Services Safety Management and Audits
- CAAS Safety Management System
- Designation and Delegation Policy
- Operations and Management of Personnel Licensing
- Management of Cabin Safety Operations
- Legal Principles Underlying Safety Oversight Functions
- Bilateral Agreements and Article 83 Bis: Transfer of Responsibility
- Success Factors: Managing Global and Corporate Strategies
- Best Practices In Resource Management
- Strategic Business Planning for Managers
- Management of the Regulator and Industry Interface
- Management of Aircraft Incident/ Accident Investigation
- Management of Dangerous Goods
- Understanding and Managing Human Factors in a Regulatory/Operational Aviation Environment
- Exercises and Panel Discussions
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| Class Size | 7 |
| Participant Profile | Applicants should be:
- Professionally qualified and experienced managers from aviation regulatory authorities or those who are responsible for aircraft operations and/ or maintenance
- Nominated by their respective Governments
- Proficient in spoken and written English
- In good health
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Applicants applying under the ICAO-SIN DCTP should send or fax the ICAO-SIN DCTP application forms to:
Singapore Aviation Academy
1 Aviation Drive
Singapore 499867
Email: saa@caas.gov.sg
Fax: (65) 6542 9890
Tel: (65) 6540 6210
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