90.0012 issue: two flight operations officer/flight dispatcher licen

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ANO 90.0012 (ISSUE TWO)5.2 In addition, the various parts of the course have been marked with a codingfrom I to 4 indicating an increasing degree of expertise to clarify understandingof the desired level of accomplishment.• 1 — denotes a basic knowledge of a subject. Trainees should have a basicunderstanding of the subject but are not expected to apply that knowledge.• 2 — denotes knowledge of the subject and the ability, where applicable, toapply it in practice with the help of reference materials and instructions.• 3 — denotes a thorough knowledge of the subject and the ability to apply itwith speed and accuracy.• 4 — denotes extensive knowledge of the subject and the ability to applyprocedures derived from it with judgement appropriate to the circumstances.6. CONTENTS OF THE COURSEINTRODUCTIONTraining PrincipleRegulatory requirements Training requirements.AIR LAWCivil air law and regulationsIntroductionTraining objectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeAviation indoctrinationIntroductionRegulatoryAviation terminology and terms of referenceTheory of flight and flight operations.Aircraft propulsion systemsAircraft systemsAircraft mass (weight) and performanceIntroductionBasic principles for flight safetyBasic mass and speed limitations.Take-off runway requirementsClimb performance requirements.Landing runway requirementsBuffet boundary speed limitation.NavigationIntroductionTraining objectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeThe CNS/ATM conceptAir Traffic ManagementFLIGHT OPERATIONS OFFICER/FLIGHT DISPATCHER LICENCE Page 18 of 33
ANO 90.0012 (ISSUE TWO)IntroductionTraining objectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeMeteorologyIntroductionTraining objectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeMass (Weight and Balance)IntroductionTraining objectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeTransportation of Dangerous Goods by AirIntroductionTraining ObjectiveRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeFlight PlanningIntroductionTraining ObjectiveRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeFlight MonitoringIntroductionTraining ObjectiveRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeCommunications – RadioIntroductionTraining ObjectiveRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeHuman FactorsIntroductionThe meaning of Human FactorsDispatch resource management (DRM)AwarenessPractice and feedbackReinforcementTraining ObjectivesRequired knowledge, skill and attitude.Security (Emergencies and abnormal situations)IntroductionTraining ObjectiveRequired knowledge, skill and attitudeFLIGHT OPERATIONS OFFICER/FLIGHT DISPATCHER LICENCE Page 19 of 33
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