Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator for Air Traffic Services Personnel
ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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03. Verified Syllabus
Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator for Air Traffic Services Personnel
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Program Overview & Learning Objectives
The course provides Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator for Air Traffic Services Personnel with competencies to control all aspects of a full aeronautical search and rescue operation in accordance with ICAO Annex 12 Search and Rescue, ICAO Doc 9731 International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual, Vol I and South African Maritime and Aeronautical Search and Rescue Act, 2002 (Act 44 of 2002).
- Goal
- Learning Objectives
- After the completion of the course the participants will be able to:
- Discuss search and rescue organisation.
- Identify various search and rescue facility resources available.
- Identify various types of signal codes that are used during a search and rescue mission.
- Identify the different types of search and rescue stages.
- Appreciate the COSPAS-SARSAT Programme and its uses in AMSAR
- Identify the sequences of events which apply to the three phases of search and rescue; and ATC Search and Rescue actions.
- Apply the different search planning computations and appropriate search pattern types.
- Conduct search and rescue briefing and debriefing accurately
- Demonstrate how to coordinate a search and rescue operation.
- Structure
- Module 0: Introduction
- Module 1: Awareness, Initial Search and Rescue Notification
- Module 2: Plan the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
- Module 3: Conduct the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
- Module 4: Conclude the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
- Module 5: Evaluate the Search and Rescue Readiness
- Primary Target Population
- Air Traffic Control Officers
- Secondary Audience:
- Unit Managers or Manager Air Traffic Services
- ATSOs working in the ARCC
- Entry Requirements
- Matric or Grade 12
- English Language Level 4 both written and spoken;
- The trainees should hold an ATS Rating or validated as an ATS Personnel
Technical & Operational Specifications
Delivery Format
Classroom
Course Duration
10 Days / 70 Hours
Aircraft / FSTD Simulator
Standard Fleet / Simulator
Regulatory Authority
ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS
Statutory Approval ID
ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
Data Provenance
Primary Source Grounded
Available Offers & Intake Slots
Direct Provider Pricing| Provider & Location | Format | Intake Schedule | Tuition Fee | Official Outbound |
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ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
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Instructor-Led (In-Person) | Continuous Intake | €1,365 EUR | Direct Booking |
Curriculum & Syllabus Specifications
Sequential Program Architecture & Phase Roadmap
Curriculum overview structured in accordance with civil aviation authority training specifications.
Official Program Description
Goal
The course provides Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator for Air Traffic Services Personnel with competencies to control all aspects of a full aeronautical search and rescue operation in accordance with ICAO Annex 12 Search and Rescue, ICAO Doc 9731 International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual, Vol I and South African Maritime and Aeronautical Search and Rescue Act, 2002 (Act 44 of 2002).
Learning Objectives
• After the completion of the course the participants will be able to:
• Discuss search and rescue organisation.
• Identify various search and rescue facility resources available.
• Identify various types of signal codes that are used during a search and rescue mission.
• Identify the different types of search and rescue stages.
• Appreciate the COSPAS-SARSAT Programme and its uses in AMSAR
• Identify the sequences of events which apply to the three phases of search and rescue; and ATC Search and Rescue actions.
• Apply the different search planning computations and appropriate search pattern types.
• Conduct search and rescue briefing and debriefing accurately
• Demonstrate how to coordinate a search and rescue operation.
Structure
• Module 0 : Introduction
• Module 1 : Awareness, Initial Search and Rescue Notification
• Module 2 : Plan the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
• Module 3 : Conduct the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
• Module 4 : Conclude the Search and Rescue Mission Operations
• Module 5 : Evaluate the Search and Rescue Readiness
Primary Target Population
Air Traffic Control Officers
Secondary Audience:
Unit Managers or Manager Air Traffic Services
ATSOs working in the ARCC
Entry Requirements
• Matric or Grade 12
• English Language Level 4 both written and spoken;
• The trainees should hold an ATS Rating or validated as an ATS Personnel
Aviation Regulatory Provenance
Four-Pillar Horizontal Evidence Chain
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01 • STATUTORY AUTHORITY
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Supervisory compliance with statutory aviation framework.
02 • PRIMARY ATO REGISTRY
ICAO Global Aviation Training (GAT)
Registry Approval: ICAO-TRAINAIR-PLUS-HQ
03 • VERIFIED SYLLABUS
Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator for Air Traffic Services Personnel
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04 • INTEGRITY AUDIT
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