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HELIDECK OPERATIONS INITIAL TRAINING (HOIT)
HELIDECK OPERATIONS INITIAL TRAINING (HOIT) COURSE PROFILE
HOIT ONLINE course - AUD$900*
This HOIT course, in addition to the HERTL course, forms the prerequisites to qualify for Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO).
The aim and objectives of HOIT training is to equip the candidate with the initial knowledge, understanding and skills required to perform the roles of offshore Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) and Helideck Assistant (HDA) safely and effectively.
Who should enrol in this course?
Any person appointed or interested in being appointed to the role of either HLO or HDA. This course is a mandatory precursor for both HLO and HDA, before any candidate can be directed into one of these disciplines.
What are the benefits for attendees?
- Increased knowledge and awareness of basic structures, operations and legal standards of helidecks and helicopter landing requirements.
- Increased safety levels of all helideck operations.
- Enhanced reputation and minimised exposure to risk for the operating company.
What does the course cover?
This online certified course, which is OPITO equivalent, provides the prospective HDA and HLO with a comprehensive and in-depth insight into the legal and practical intricacies of helideck offshore operations with emphasis on helideck hazards and management systems as well as the HLO and HDA responsibilities during helicopter landing and departure on both attended and unattended installations.
More specifically, the course includes but is not limited to:
Offshore Helideck Regulations and Guidelines
- UKCAA UKCAP 437 (Amended Edition 8)
- ICAO ANNEX 14 VOL II
- ICAO Heliports Manual
- National Regulatory Requirements (as applicable)
Helicopter and Helideck Hazards and Management Systems
Introduction to Helideck Crew
Offshore Helideck Landing Areas
Helideck Equipment and Systems
Helicopter and Helideck Hazards
Helicopter Refuelling Awareness
HLO responsibilities during Helicopter Landing and Departure
The Role and Responsibilities of the HLO and HDA
HLO checks, procedures and communications during Helicopter Operations
Supervision of Passengers and Cargo Handling
The supervision of Cargo Handling
The supervision of Passenger Handling
Normally Unattended Installations (NUI's)
HLO and HDA responsibilities on a NUI
*PAYMENT NOTES:
If, due to some country specific security restrictions, you are unable to pay by Credit Card please contact office@flightsafety.com.au or call +61 (0) 7 54482788 and we will send through an invoice with a direct payment option.
Once you have paid the Invoice, re-enrol and choose the Purchase Order Payment Option.
Then add your Receipt Number and we will verify your payment so you can begin the course.
COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS FOR FINAL CERTIFICATE
This course requires 100% pass rate for each quiz at the end of each module.
After each quiz, check your score to ensure all answers are correct. If not, click the "previous" tab to revert back to the beginning of the module. Go through the module again and then take the quiz again. Once you have correctly answered all the questions, click the "continue" tab to move to the next module.
The final certificate will only be generated if 100% pass rate has been achieved for each module.
Here is the course outline:
1. INTRODUCTIONThe introduction gives a brief overview of Aeronautical Enterprises and explains the objectives of the HOIT training course. In addition, the main legal references for this course are covered in the introduction. 4 sections
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2. HELIDECK DESIGN & INSTALLATION APPLICATIONThis module gives an overview of different types of fixed and moving offshore installations, including various types of oil rigs, drill ships, FPSO's and yachts. 2 sections
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3. HELIDECK LANDING AREAS AND POTENTIAL HAZARDSPotential hazards in and around the helideck are detailed, including the safety regulations for safe operations 5 sections
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4. HELIDECK SURFACEThe regulation markings and surface requirements, including friction testing and lighting of helidecks, are outlined in this module. 4 sections
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5. HELIDECK ADDITIONSThis module covers regulatory additions to the helideck and helideck operations from large additions such as the perimeter net, to small additions such as Safety Posters. 6 sections
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6. METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONBasic weather conditions required for weather reporting are covered in this module, including wind speed and direction, air temperature, air pressure, cloud formation and pitch, roll and heave. 2 sections
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7. RESCUE AND FIREFIGHTING FACILITIESRegulatory requirements for rescue and fire-fighting, including equipment, materials and crew training, are covered in this module. 3 sections
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8. HELIDECK CREWAll aspects of the requirements of the helideck crew are covered here, including manning policies, duties and responsibilities on the helideck and towards passengers and cargo. 9 sections
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9. COURSE FEEDBACKPlease complete these 5 questions to submit your feedback on this course. 1 section
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10. COURSE COMPLETIONThank you for completing the Aeronautical Enterprises Pty Ltd HOIT Course. 1 section
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Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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