Aviation Safety Training at SCSI

Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance Course

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:06:52 GMT

Registration is open for SCSI's Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance course to be taught August 10-12.

Human Factors is the largest contributor to aviation accidents and incidents. While pilots receive the most publicity, maintenance makes significant contributions to these accidents and incidents. Almost 12% of all accidents are maintenance related and nearly 50% of engine delays are directly related to maintenance. The FAA turns to SCSI for Human Factors training and now you can learn what they know to keep your clients and employees SAFE.

Fire and Explosion Investigation Course

Tue, 20 Jul 2010 22:29:16 GMT

Registration is open for SCSI's Fire and Explosion Investigation course to be taught August 9-13.

Whether the cause or result of an aircraft accident, fires and explosions are nearly always an important part of the subsequent investigation. This course is based on the NFPA 921, Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations, which assists people responsible for investigating and analyzing such incidents identifying the cause, origin, responsibility and prevention of them.

27th International Aircraft Cabin Safety Symposium

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:53:46 GMT

What do you get when you combine one of the world’s most long-standing cabin safety conferences with one of the largest aviation training conferences and trade shows? The best of both worlds, all under one roof!

This year, to mark the 27th Annual International Aircraft Cabin Safety Symposium, SCSI, the Symposium’s sponsor, is teaming with WATS, the World Aviation Training Conference and Tradeshow, to bring you three days packed full of speakers from premiere organizations and regulatory bodies.

Operational Risk Management

Fri, 19 Mar 2010 16:37:09 GMT

The Southern California Safety Institute now offers Operational Risk Management (ORM) training in the new Distance Learning platform. ORM is at the center of any good SMS program as all organizations need to identify and manage risk to operate. When there are so many components involved and dollars at stake, it’s essential to understand how to manage risk.

Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance coming to Prague

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:21:05 GMT

Learn what the FAA inspectors are being taught in this 3-day course which mirrors the inspector's class being conducted by SCSI. The FAA has implemented a Human Factors (HF) training course for its Aviation Safety Inspectors in preparation for expected upcoming regulation changes. This course offers an opportunity to learn what the FAA recommends for safe and efficient HF management. Many organizations both inside and outside the aviation industry have been using SCSI's HF training for years and keep coming back to re-train for better safety records.

Instructor - Rick Anglemyer currently teaches Human Factors to the FAA's Aviation Safety Inspectors. He has over 40 years of aviation experience and over 30 years experience in course design, development, and instruction in aviation safety training.

Practical System Safety - Distance Learning

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:17:02 GMT

The Southern California Safety Institute is proud to announce the newly available Practical System Safety (PSS) course in the Distance Learning platform. PSS was designed in response to the growing complexity of interrelated systems that have become commonplace in today's aviation environment. This new approach is PROACTIVE in safety, identifying risks and eliminating them in a six step feedback system before accidents occur. Why take PSS with us? Because we've trained over 2000 industry professionals in our Safety Management courses, in organizations ranging from American Airlines to the FAA to Shell Oil.

SCSI Presents 3 Essential Aviation Safety Training Courses in Prague

Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:30:15 GMT

SCSI is excited to announce enrollments are open for its Prague series, scheduled for spring 2010. Held in cooperation with the Czech Ministry of Transport, the series will kick off with the two week Aircraft Accident Investigation course, featuring lead instructor Caj Frostell, immediate past Chief of the Accident Investigation and Prevention Section of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montreal. The third week will be the Safety Management Systems-Workshop, with lead instructor Mike Doiron, who has trained over 800 Transport Canada Safety Inspectors in SMS programs. The series will conclude with the Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance course, taught by Rick Anglemyer. This course is modeled after the HFAM course SCSI developed and delivers to the FAA’s Aviation Safety Inspectors. Please check our website for more information, and we look forward to seeing you in Golden Prague!