Ensure your team is trained on industry leading best practices to enhance staff engagement, productivity and retention.
This leads to organisational benefits including:
The Canadian Airports Online College (CAOC) provides a broad range of globally recognised online training programs that are accredited by Airports Council International (ACI).
Our curriculum covers all airport operational domains:
The programs are currently curated into three levels – short course, certificate and diploma.
There are two ways of delivering our training to your airport.
1) Through our enterprise Learning Management System (LMS) which provides airports with the ability to:
Training is delivered by a cloud-based, fully managed eLearning solution without the risk, capital investment and long-lead-time of developing an in-house system.
2) If your airport already has a dedicated Learning Management System (LMS) CAOC training can also be delivered via your airport’s local LMS through our new Dispatch Service.
Perfect for enrolling individuals or small groups in single or multiple courses.
Obtain a group discount when enrolling large groups in single or multiple courses.
Contact : enrolments@olc.aero.
Purchase pre-paid training credits that are valid for 12 months and can be rolled out as required.
Contact : enrolments@olc.aero.
Language : English
Duration : 45 Hours
Level : Diploma
Total : $2,195.00
The Airport Operations Diploma Program will provide participants with a broad understanding of Airport Operations in the areas of Airside Operations, Terminal and Landside Operations and Business Operations and prepare them with the knowledge to successfully address the operational and business needs of 21st century airports.
Language : English
Duration : 12 Hours
Level : Certificate
Total : $895.00
Overview
The ACI Certificate in Airport Rescue and Firefighting Services provides recommendations that can be implemented to:
• Ensure compliance with international and national legislation and regulations
• Promote more efficient management of airport rescue and firefighting service (RFFS)
• Improve airport RFFS performance
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
Who Should Enrol?
Course Content
The ACI Certificate in Airport Rescue and Firefighting Services consists of the following six modules:
Module 1. Introduction to Airport Rescue and Firefighting Services
Module 2. Airport RFFS Personnel
Module 3. Airport RFFS Equipment
Module 4. Airport RFFS Facilities / Communications and Alerting Systems
Guidelines and best practices for:
Module 5. Airport RFFS Emergency Response and Training
Module 6. Airport RFFS Administration
Recommendations for effective management of an RFFS department, including:
Assessment
Each module includes an integrated online assessment.
Candidates must successfully complete all module assessments to receive the Certificate.
Level : Certificate
Duration : 11 Hours
Language : English
Total : $525.00
The Certificate I in Airside Safety combines five online safety courses into a certificate level program that provides participants with a broad knowledge and understanding of the key elements of airside safety and how these elements combine as part of the airport’s overall Safety Management System.
This course is ideal for initial or recurrent safety training for all airport employees and service provider personnel.
Language : English
Duration : 17.5 Hours
Level : Certificate
Total : $895.00
The TP312 5th Edition Training Program will assist participants to become familiar with TP312 5th Edition and provide them with the knowledge and skills to successfully navigate the document thereby enabling them to achieve and maintain airport certification.
The TP312 5th Edition Training Program is designed as a guided self-study program containing course material that covers key areas within each section of the TP312 document.
Participants will be required to navigate through the TP312 document throughout the program and apply their knowledge in order to solve sample problems and successfully answer assessment questions.
The TP312 5th Edition Training Program consists of eighteen modules arranged into seven courses.
The first course, Essential Information, is a mandatory pre-requisite course and must be completed first by all participants.
To receive a Certificate of Completion for the entire TP312 5th Edition Training Program participants must successfully complete all seven courses.
On completion of the TP312 5th Edition Training program you will be able to:
Essential Information is mandatory for all participants and must be the first course taken in the TP312 5th edition training program whether taken alone or with one or more other courses.
Essential Information consists of the following five online modules:
1. Introduction to TP312
This introductory module will provide you with an overview of the content and learning objectives to be covered in the TP312 5th Edition Training Program and explain the program methodology.
We will also provide some background information regarding aerodrome certification in Canada leading up to the introduction of TP312 5th Edition.
2. Civil Aviation Reference Centre
This module will explain how to access and utilize Transport Canada’s Civil Aviation Reference Centre.
3. Related Advisory Circulars
This module will explore advisory circulars relevant to TP312 5th Edition.
4. Key Concepts and Chapter 1: Definitions
This module will introduce the key concepts associated with 5th Edition and look at some definitions contained in Chapter 1 of TP312.
5. Chapter 1: Aircraft Group Number
This module will explore the concept of an Aircraft Group Number (AGN).
Aerodrome Data and Physical Characteristics consists of the following three online modules:
1. Chapter 2: Aerodrome Data
This module will discuss the various aerodrome data that are published in aeronautical publications. As well as definitions, the data include such things as geographic data, declared distances, ICAO Type A charts, pavement strength and condition of the movement area.
2. Chapter 3: Physical Characteristics (Runways)
This module will explain how the aircraft group number tables (introduced in Module 5) are used to determine runway widths and slopes and the length and width of runway strips.
Runway safety area, runway end safety area, stopways and turn pads will be discussed in terms of application, location and characteristics.
3. Chapter 3: Physical Characteristics (Taxiways)
This module describes how aircraft group number tables are used to determine the dimensions of taxiways and taxiway strips.
We will also look at taxiway minimum separation distances, taxiway safety area, holding bays and runway-holding positions.
Obstacle Management consists of the following two online modules:
1. Chapter 4: Obstacle Management (OLS and POFZ)
This module explores obstacle management and introduces obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) and precision obstacle free zone (POFZ).
2. Chapter 4: Obstacle Management (OIS and Clearway)
This module continues with obstacle management and introduces obstacle identification surfaces (OIS) and clearway.
Visual Aids: Markings and Markers consists of the following two online modules:
1. Chapter 5: Visual Aids (Markings)
This module describes the various markings a pilot may see from the time the runway is visible on the approach to landing until the aircraft is parked at the gate.
2. Chapter 5: Visual Aids (Markers)
This module describes markers including their purpose and use.
Visual Aids: Lights and Signs consists of the following two online modules:
1. Chapter 5: Visual Aids (Lights)
This module describes the various lights a pilot may see from the time the runway is visible on the approach until the aircraft is parked at the gate.
The myriad of lights are discussed in terms of application, location and characteristics.
2. Chapter 5: Visual Aids (Signs)
This module discusses each type of sign in terms of application, location and characteristics.
Visual Aids: Operations and Maintenance consists of the following three online modules:
1. Chapter 6: Marking and Lighting of Objects
This module discusses the requirement to mark and/or light objects on the movement area that may pose a hazard to aircraft.
The module also discusses which objects must be marked and the methods used to mark them.
2. Chapter 8: Aerodrome Lighting System Design – Operations
This module explores secondary power supply, lighting circuit design and the operation and control of lighting systems, aerodrome vehicle operation and low/reduced visibility operations plans.
3. Chapter 9: Aerodrome Maintenance
This module covers the final chapter of the standard and provides limited information concerning general maintenance, pavement maintenance, winter maintenance and introduces a lighting serviceability table.
Course 7 – TP312 5th Edition Program Assessment will test the candidates ability to navigate the various chapters of TP312 5th Edition to find the information required to solve a series of questions presented in six scenarios.
Assessment
Each module in the program includes an integrated online assessment. Candidates must successfully complete the assessment to receive a Certificate of Completion for each module.
To receive a Certificate of Completion for the entire TP312 5th Edition Training Program participants must successfully complete all seven courses.
