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Old 29th April 2004 | 14:43
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Post helicopter groundcrew standards

My company is currently writing a new set of training standards for all levels of helicopter groundcrew in the UK. The training and assessments cover 9 modules and involve all aspects of handling including refuelling and external loads.
The standards also incorporate passport schemes, a new safety monitoring system.
All of the training and assessments will also culminate in a City and Guilds Certificate.
Once this scheme is running it will benefit all helicopter compamies in the uk especially those looking to recruit, we are looking at government financial initiatives for the introduction of new industry safety schemes this could aid companies with the financial aspects of training.
we are also applying for a jobcentre+ contract to aid new recruits into the industry, with companies benefiting with greatly reduced training and recruitment costs.
Do any of you pilots have some feedback for me about the current training and safety standards for groundcrews, and any comments about the introduction of new standards.
I look forward to your comments good or bad.

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Old 29th April 2004 | 16:17
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Syllabus site

This document is in compliance with JAR Ops 4 as well. CHF 50.00. It is obviously copyright material and the manual is in English, French, German & Italian.

IMHO it is very well done and could be used anywhere.

Might save you re-inventing the wheel. It's been around for about 10 years now.
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Old 1st May 2004 | 17:45
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there have been various fodcoms over the years that have given much of the info required by operators for their groundcrew.

e.g. FODCOM 2003/5

and

FODCOM 2000/9

I hope your ideas dont end up costing the industry alot of money!
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