Certificate in Airfield Maintenance

10h - $895.00 USD
Certificate in Airfield Maintenance

The Certificate in Airfield Maintenance combines five specialized airfield maintenance courses into a certificate level program that provides participants with a broad understanding of how to effectively plan and implement airfield maintenance.

It also equips participants with knowledge of best practices for:

→ Pavement maintenance.
→ The maintenance of markings.
→ Maintenance of airfield electrical systems and NAVAIDs.
→ General airfield maintenance, including snow removal, night maintenance, drainage facility maintenance, and grass maintenance.

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Competencies Obtained

On completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize the benefits of effectively maintaining airfield assets.
  • Better plan and execute airfield maintenance works.
  • Apply best practices for pavement maintenance and rehabilitation.
  • Follow best practices for the maintenance of surface markings used on airfield pavements, including the use of proper techniques, materials, and equipment.
  • Identify the key tasks associated with the maintenance of apron lighting, airfield ground lighting (AGL), airfield power supply systems, aircraft visual guidance docking systems (VGDS), and navigational aids (NAVAIDs), and the frequency with which they should be completed.
  • More effectively maintain unpaved / grassed areas and airfield drainage facilities, and undertake snow removal and night maintenance.

Course Content

The Certificate in Airfield Maintenance consists of the following five courses:

The Management of Airfield Maintenance course highlights the importance of airfield maintenance in ensuring safe and efficient airport operations.

This course covers the following topics:
Asset Management

  • Coordination Procedures for Maintenance Activities
  • Airfield Maintenance Training

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The Airport Pavement Maintenance course explores the key concepts relating to the maintenance and rehabilitation of airport pavements.

This course covers the following topics:

  • Pavement Inspections
  • Common Maintenance Activities
  • Rehabilitations
  • Friction Management
  • Foreign Object Debris Control

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The Maintenance of Markings course addresses surface markings used on airfield pavements, such as runways, taxiways, aprons, and paved airfield roadways.

This course covers the following topics:

  • Surface Preparation
  • Pavement Marking Removal and Application

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The Airfield Electrical Systems and NAVAID Maintenance course outlines best practices for maintenance programs for airfield electrical systems and navigational aids (NAVAIDs).

This course covers the following topics:

  • Apron Lighting
  • Airfield Ground Lighting
  • Power Supply Systems Maintenance
  • Aircraft Visual Docking Guidance System Maintenance
  • Maintenance of NAVAIDs
  • AGL Case Studies

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The General Airfield Maintenance course explores the maintenance of unpaved areas, including runway and taxiway strips and shoulders and runway ends and safety areas.

This course covers the following topics:

  • Maintenance of Unpaved Areas
  • Snow Removal
  • Night Maintenance
  • Drainage Facility Maintenance
  • Grass Maintenance
  • Perimeter and Access Control Maintenance

Learn more about General Airfield Maintenance

Each course includes an integrated online assessment.

Candidates must successfully complete each assessment to receive a Certificate of Completion.

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Who Should Enrol?

  • Airport operations staff and managers who are responsible for planning and implementing airfield maintenance programs.
  • Personnel responsible for maintaining airfield pavements.
  • Personnel who are required to remove and/or apply markings on airfield pavement surfaces.
  • Personnel who are required to maintain airfield electrical systems and NAVAIDs.
  • Personnel responsible for snow removal, grass maintenance, or other general airfield maintenance.
  • Contractors and subcontractors involved in airfield maintenance.
  • Anyone interested in furthering their knowledge of airfield maintenance best practices.
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Reviews

“It was fun and knowledgeable as a new engineer in the aero.” — Raygel

“Training like this is very helpful for the Engineers and maintenance personnel. Case studies provided more realistic information.” — Prasad

“This course provided a good base for a starting maintenance engineer to make or improve their maintenance schedule. The material is presented in a very simple, and engaging manner which makes it easy to understand and recall.”— Sylvester

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