Aviation safety officer
What does an aviation safety officer do?
Provide training to aviation personnel on safety procedures, emergency response, and other related topics
Work with other aviation professionals, such as pilots, air traffic controllers, and maintenance personnel, to promote safety and efficiency in aviation operations
Keep up to date with changes in aviation regulations and technology
What is the aviation safety program?
The Aviation Safety Program ensures mission success and preserves human and material resources by preventing damage and injury through the elimination or mitigation of hazards
The center Aviation Safety Officers (ASOs) serve as the center's focal point for Aviation Safety and also are responsible for managing the center's Aviation Safety Program
Who is the aviation safety officer working group?
The Aviation Safety Officer (ASO) Working Group is comprised of ASOs from around the agency, as well as Jamal Abbed and Al Micklewright from the Aircraft Management Division and John Lapointe from the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance at NASA Headquarters
×An aviation safety officer course (ASOC) is a course that trains individuals on how to manage an aviation safety program, prevent mishaps, investigate accidents, identify hazards, and analyze safety information. The course duration, eligibility, and accreditation may vary depending on the service or organization that offers it. The course topics may include safety management systems, pre-accident planning, reporting, threat/error detection and management/mitigation, and human factors.
Responsible person on an offshore facility
The Helicopter Landing Officer, also known as HLO is a person on an offshore facility responsible for landing incoming helicopters safely.
It is the most vital part of the operating team for offshore helidecks.
Over the years the offshore oil exploration and production business has relied upon helicopters as the main method of transferring personnel to and from their workplace.
Traditionally, and legally these days, the appointment of an HLO is the responsibility of the ship or installation operator.
In the early days of offshore helicopter work, the basic requirements of safety were met by persons who would have a primary task and would take responsibility for the helicopter crew change as a secondary task.
Responsible person on an offshore facility
The Helicopter Landing Officer, also known as HLO is a person on an offshore facility responsible for landing incoming helicopters safely.
It is the most vital part of the operating team for offshore helidecks.
Over the years the offshore oil exploration and production business has relied upon helicopters as the main method of transferring personnel to and from their workplace.
Traditionally, and legally these days, the appointment of an HLO is the responsibility of the ship or installation operator.
In the early days of offshore helicopter work, the basic requirements of safety were met by persons who would have a primary task and would take responsibility for the helicopter crew change as a secondary task.