Available courses

AVIG0002 - Leading Teams in Aviation Safety Operations

In this course you will learn all about how to lead a team in an aviation safety operations.
 
Leading teams in aviation safety requires top-down commitment, phycological safety and strict regulatory adherence. Leaders must build a "just culture" where staff freely report errors or hazards without fear of unfair punishment, while actively managing human factors and systems-level risks. 
Core Principles of Safety Leadership.
 
Build Trust: Encourage open reporting of near-misses and hazards.
 
Lead by Example: Demonstrate non-negotiable safety habits in daily tasks.
 
Define Behavior: Clearly state what operational actions are acceptable and unacceptable.
 
Manage Human Factors: Monitor team fatigue, high-stakes workloads, and stress levels.
 
Maintain Compliance: Treat rules as operational baselines rather than simple check-box chores.
 
 

Contractor Induction

Contractor Airside Induction

for working airside or in aviation-sensitive areas at any aerodrome. It is intended to support safe, controlled and compliant aerodrome operations during routine maintenance, minor works, vegetation works, electrical works, pavement works, inspections, emergency response support, tenant works and any other contractor activity that may affect aerodrome operations.

This induction does not replace a Method of Working Plan (MOWP), Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS), Job Safety and Environmental Analysis (JSEA/JSA), Council site induction, Aerodrome Manual requirement, permit to work, or any direction issued by the Airport Manager, ARO, WSO or Council representative.

Applies To

All contractors, subcontractors, consultants, suppliers, delivery drivers, maintenance personnel, mowing/sweeping operators, pest-control contractors, electrical/lighting technicians, surveyors, emergency support personnel and visitors who require access to airside, airside-adjacent, landside operational, or aerodrome-controlled work areas.

AVIB0003 - Inspect and Report on Serviceability of Aerodrome Lighting Systems

Course Summary – Aerodrome Lighting & Inspections

This course provides comprehensive training on aerodrome lighting systems and inspection procedures, equipping participants with the knowledge required to manage, inspect, and maintain lighting in accordance with regulatory and operational standards.

The first section focuses on aerodrome lighting fundamentals, including aerodrome layout, minimum lighting requirements, additional lighting systems, and the role of secondary and standby power supplies. It also covers portable lighting, and the operational requirements for light intensity, colour, and control systems to ensure safe aircraft movement during day and night operations.

The second section concentrates on aerodrome lighting inspections, detailing how to conduct thorough inspections of runway, threshold, taxiway, apron, and approach lighting systems. It also addresses wind indicators, obstruction lighting, PAPI and VASIS systems, signage lighting, and lighting in the vicinity of the aerodrome. Participants will learn inspection frequencies, outage management, repair and restoration processes, switchboard and control system checks, and correct alignment procedures.

Overall, the course develops practical competency in maintaining safe, compliant, and operationally effective aerodrome lighting systems, supporting airside safety and continuous aircraft operations.

How to Write a NOTAM

    1. What is a NOTAM                                                                                                            
    2. Initiating a NOTAM                                                                                                         
    3. Reportable Occurrences                                                                                               
    4. Information Required                                                                                                    
    5. Types of NOTAMS                                                                                                           
    6. Making Changes to ERSA                                                                                              
    7. Bird or Animal Hazard Warning                                                                                 
    8. New or Upgraded Visual Aids                                                                                     
    9. Follow-up Action                                                                                                             
    10. Record Keeping                                                                                                                
    11. NOTAM Currency                                                                                                            
    12. Obstacle NOTAMS                                                                                                           
    13. Obstacle Light Outages                                                                                                 
    14. Aerodrome Lighting Outages                                                                                      

AVIB0004 - INSPECT AND REPORT ON THE OBSTACLE LIMITATION SURFACES (OLS)

Course Summary: OLS and Aerodrome Obstacle Management

This course provides a concise overview of Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) and their role in protecting airspace for safe aircraft operations. It covers the key elements of OLS for both non-precision and precision runways, including approach, transitional, take-off, and additional precision-specific surfaces.

Learners will explore how to identify and manage obstacles, including temporary, transient, and growing hazards, as well as lighting requirements and actions required when obstacles infringe OLS.

The course also introduces aerodrome obstacle charts (Type A, B, and C) and explains their practical use. An overview of declared distances (TORA, TODA, ASDA, LDA), including basic calculations, obstacle considerations, and the application of NOTAMs.

By the end of the course, participants will understand how to assess obstacles and apply key aerodrome safety principles.

AVIB0002 - INSPECT AND REPORT ON AERODROME SERVICEABILITY

Course Summary

AVIB0002 – Inspect and Report on Aerodrome Serviceability provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to conduct aerodrome inspections, assess operational serviceability, and accurately report conditions that may affect the safety of aircraft operations.

The course covers aerodrome physical characteristics, facilities, markings, signage, and obstacle limitation surfaces, along with the use and maintenance of critical aerodrome documentation such as Aerodrome Manuals, inspection reports, ERSA, NOTAMs, and Method of Works Plans. Participants learn when and how inspections are required, including runway, taxiway, pavement, lighting, OLS, and FOD inspections.

Emphasis is placed on identifying, recording, and reporting inspection findings, including urgent defects, temporary and permanent changes, and safety-critical issues. The course also introduces aerodrome maintenance considerations, work health and safety obligations, and the serviceability of vehicles, radios, lighting, electrical systems, and meteorological equipment.

This unit is suitable for Aerodrome Reporting Officers and personnel responsible for maintaining aerodrome operational safety and regulatory compliance.

Part 2: AVIC0001 - Drive on the Airside

This course provides essential knowledge for the safe and compliant operation of vehicles within the airside environment. It covers airside vehicle requirements, including approved vehicles, mandatory markings, equipment, and daily pre-start checks.

Participants will learn the applicable airside driving rules and regulatory requirements, including permit systems, speed limits, driver training obligations, DAMP requirements, and controls to prevent unauthorised entry.

The course also introduces aerodrome markers, markings, signs, lighting, and signals to support safe navigation on runways, taxiways, aprons, and helipad areas. Procedures for operating under ATC clearances and within CTAF environments are explained.

Key airside hazards such as jet blast, prop and rotor wash, FOD, and runway incursions are identified, along with incident, breach, and runway incursion reporting requirements, including ATSB and immediately reportable matters.

AVIC0001 – Drive on the Airside

AVIC0001 – Drive on the Airside provides personnel with the essential knowledge and practical understanding required to safely operate vehicles within the airside environment. The course covers airside access requirements, hazards, rules and markings, vehicle and driver responsibilities, radio communications, and reporting obligations. Emphasis is placed on situational awareness, human factors, and compliance with aerodrome procedures to prevent incidents and maintain safe aircraft and vehicle operations. Successful completion supports authorisation to drive airside in approved areas in accordance with aviation and Defence safety requirements.

Oz Airports Employment Onboarding Program

Welcome to Oz Airports! This onboarding course is designed to guide you through everything you need to know as you begin your journey with us.

You’ll be introduced to our values, safety standards, operational procedures, and workplace expectations — ensuring you are equipped with the knowledge and confidence to thrive in your role.

What you'll learn:

  • Company overview and culture

  • Airport safety and compliance procedures

  • HR policies and code of conduct

  • Workplace bullying and harassment awareness

  • Digital systems and communication tools

  • Key contacts and support resources

Mandatory for all new staff and contractors

RAAF Base Edinburgh ARO/WSO Induction

RAAF Base Edinburgh – Airside Induction Brief

Role: Aerodrome Reporting Officer (ARO) / Work Safety Officer (WSO)

Course Overview

This course provides Aerodrome Reporting Officers (ARO) and Work Safety Officers (WSO) with the essential knowledge and competencies required to safely operate within the airside environment at RAAF Base Edinburgh. It covers base access requirements, airside hazards, driver authority and application processes, vehicle and apron operations, runway and taxiway safety, radio communications, human factors, aircraft safety, emergency procedures, and mandatory airside reporting obligations. The course also addresses protection of critical infrastructure, navigation aids, explosive ordnance loading areas, and Defence-specific operational protocols. Successful completion of the knowledge and practical assessments supports authorisation to perform ARO/WSO duties within approved airside categories and zones, in accordance with Defence and aviation safety requirements.

Workplace Health & Safety Induction

This induction course introduces Oz Airports personnel to their obligations and responsibilities under Australia’s Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation.

Through interactive modules, you’ll gain knowledge about key laws, hazard identification, PPE use, risk management, emergency response, and workplace behaviour.

  • Mandatory for all new employees and contractors
  • Final quiz and certificate of completion
  • Resources available in the Oz Moodle Library

Target Audience:
Oz Airports employees, contractors, and subcontractors.

Estimated Duration: 30–45 minutes
Requirement: 80% pass mark on the final quiz
Certificate: Issued automatically upon successful completion

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Digital Distractions: Awareness & Safety Training

This course explores the hidden risks of digital distractions in the workplace and their impact on safety, productivity, and decision-making.

You’ll learn about the causes of digital overload, review relevant WHS legislation, and gain practical tools to manage distraction risks on the job.

  • Ideal for safety-critical staff and teams exposed to constant connectivity.
  • Includes final quiz and certificate of completion.

Target Audience:
Oz Airports employees, contractors, and subcontractors.

Estimated Duration: 30–45 minutes
Requirement: 80% pass mark on the final quiz
Certificate: Issued automatically upon successful completion

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Workplace Bullying & Harassment Education Program

This course provides Oz Airports staff with essential training on recognising, preventing, and responding to workplace bullying and harassment.

Through engaging modules, you’ll explore real-world examples, understand legal obligations, and learn how to foster a respectful and inclusive work environment.

The program aligns with Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation and outlines your responsibilities, reporting processes, and support resources.

  • Mandatory for all employees and contractors
  • Includes interactive slides and a final assessment
  • Certificate awarded upon successful completion

Target Audience:
Oz Airports employees, contractors, and subcontractors.

Estimated Duration: 30–45 minutes
Requirement: 80% pass mark on the final quiz
Certificate: Issued automatically upon successful completion

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Oz Airports DAMP Training

This course provides mandatory training for all personnel performing or available to perform Safety-Sensitive Aviation Activities (SSAA) at Oz Airports.

This DAMP education presentation will raise employee awareness of the effects of drugs and alcohol on SSAA.

By completing this training, you will:

  • Understand your responsibilities under the Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP)

  • Learn about the risks of Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) in the workplace

  • Recognize the procedures for testing, intervention, and self-referral

  • Successfully complete a final assessment and receive a certificate of completion

Target Audience:
Oz Airports employees, contractors, and subcontractors involved in SSAA roles.

Estimated Duration: 30–45 minutes
Requirement: 80% pass mark on the final quiz
Certificate: Issued automatically upon successful completion

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AVIF0035 Manage Human Factors in Aviation Operations

 

 

 

Oz Airports Document Resource Library

Welcome to the Oz Airports Document Resource Library — your centralized hub for accessing essential documents, manuals, forms, and training materials. This library is designed to support staff across all departments by providing quick, searchable access to up-to-date resources.

Browse by category, download official templates, review safety manuals, or access training support materials — all in one place. Documents are organized for easy access and updated regularly to reflect current standards and procedures.

Understanding Displaced Thresholds

This course provides essential training on Displaced Thresholds in airport operations.

Participants will learn to recognise displaced threshold areas, understand key safety protocols, and identify hazards involved in aircraft operations such as landing, take-off, and emergencies.

You will also gain insight into the responsibilities of the WSO, emergency evacuation procedures, and critical safety communications.

  • Ideal for personnel operating airside or near active runway works
  • Includes final quiz and certificate upon successful completion

Target Audience:
Oz Airports employees, contractors, and subcontractors.

Estimated Duration: 30–45 minutes
Requirement: 80% pass mark on the final quiz
Certificate: Issued automatically upon successful completion

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IT Test Course

This is a sample course for training