APPROVED CHECK DISPATCHER MANUAL - Transport Canada
APPROVED CHECK DISPATCHER MANUAL - Transport Canada
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<strong>APPROVED</strong> <strong>CHECK</strong> <strong>DISPATCHER</strong> <strong>MANUAL</strong> TP 14114<br />
CHAPTER 4: TRAnSPORT CAnAdA APPROVAL PROCEdURES<br />
4.1 ACD APPLICATION FORM REVIEW<br />
4.1.1 The appropriate <strong>Transport</strong> <strong>Canada</strong> office will, upon receipt of the ACD Application Form, confirm<br />
that the ACd nominee:<br />
(a) is acceptable in terms of experience and competency; and<br />
(b) meets the qualifications requirements set out in this manual, or that any deviation is<br />
justified and acceptable.<br />
The issuing authority may approve a nominee not meeting all of the stated requirements.<br />
Justification provided in the ACD nominee’s resume (that accompanies the application form) is<br />
considered in making this determination.<br />
4.1.2 Where an air operator is requesting CCd authority, the issuing authority will verify the<br />
requirement for a CCd considering:<br />
(a) the number of flight dispatchers employed by the air operator;<br />
(b) the location of the air operator’s operational control office(s);<br />
(c) the type and variety of the operational control system ; and<br />
(d) the number of CCds already employed by the air operator (where applicable).<br />
4.1.3 TC will also verify the air operator’s safety record and performance related to training and record<br />
keeping as required by subsection 1.1.3.<br />
4.1.4 TC will contact the air operator to arrange a meeting between the ACd nominee and a TC<br />
Inspector for an initial appointment briefing.<br />
4.2 TC INSPECTOR BRIEFING FOR INITIAL APPOINTMENT<br />
4.2.1 A TC Inspector will brief, examine and de-brief the ACd nominee on the following topics:<br />
(a) procedures and techniques associated with conducting a competency check;<br />
(b) techniques and standards used in the assessment and evaluation of a competency check;<br />
(c) briefing and debriefing procedures and requirements;<br />
(d) completion of the competency check reports; and<br />
(e) the contents and interpretation of the following publications as applicable to the type of<br />
competency checks to be undertaken:<br />
(i) CAR/CASS part VI & VII:<br />
– 602 Operations and Flight Rules;<br />
– 700 General (duty time limits, etc.);<br />
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