Airport Safety Inspections Perth

Airport Safety Inspections

Keeping an aerodrome safe requires more than daily serviceability checks. Periodic, higher level inspection is an important part of understanding how well an airport’s infrastructure and procedures meet current standards.

Oz Airports supports Airport Safety Inspections Perth aerodromes need, helping operators understand their compliance position and plan any remedial work with confidence.

How Aerodrome Inspection Requirements Have Changed

The Manual of Standards Part 139 underwent significant change, culminating in the edition dated 5 September 2019, which came into force on 13 August 2020.

Before that update, registered aerodromes were subject to annual aerodrome safety inspections. These were carried out by people authorised by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority specifically for that purpose.

Prior to this change, more detailed aerodrome technical inspections were directed at certified aerodromes handling regular public transport services, and these were conducted by CASA staff.

With the update to MOS 139, aerodromes were reclassified into two groups:

As part of this change, the previous CASA delegation of Aerodrome Safety Inspector was discontinued and removed from MOS 139.

Aerodrome Safety Inspection Perth Support

For the many aerodromes now classified as unregulated, there is still a genuine need for some form of safety assurance beyond daily checks.

While the industry awaits updated guidelines specific to this category, Oz Airports continues to support Aerodrome Safety Inspection Perth needs. We draw on our team’s background in aviation safety and aerodrome operations to provide a meaningful, higher level review.

Government bodies wishing to arrange a safety inspection in line with the previous framework are encouraged to contact us directly to discuss the options available for their aerodrome.

Airside Inspection Perth Aerodromes Depend On

An Airside Inspection Perth engagement typically looks beyond the runway surface itself, taking in:

Because airside areas are used continuously by aircraft, identifying deterioration or hazards early helps operators plan maintenance before a minor issue becomes an operational restriction.

Our team approaches each inspection with an understanding of how the aerodrome is actually used day to day, not just a checklist review. This helps surface practical findings that matter to pilots and ground staff alike.

Runway Inspection Perth Operators Can Trust

The runway is the most critical asset at any aerodrome. A thorough Runway Inspection Perth service considers:

Detailed reports are provided following every inspection, structured to suit the requirements of the airport operator. This might mean supporting an internal maintenance plan, satisfying a council reporting obligation, or informing a future capital works program.

Detailed Reporting Built Around Your Needs

Every inspection completed by Oz Airports is accompanied by a detailed report, prepared to suit the specific requirements of the client.

Our reporting is structured to be genuinely useful, not just a formality.

Why Airports Choose Oz Airports for Inspections

Our inspection team draws on the same national pool of Aerodrome Reporting and Works Safety Officers used across our other services. This means inspectors bring practical, current aviation experience rather than a purely administrative background.

As a veteran owned and operated business recognised under the Australian Veteran Owned Business initiative, Oz Airports applies a disciplined, methodical approach to every inspection we conduct.

Frequently Asked Question

Are annual aerodrome safety inspections still mandatory under MOS 139?

The framework changed with the edition of MOS 139 dated 5 September 2019. Aerodromes are now classified as regulated or unregulated, and the previous CASA delegation of Aerodrome Safety Inspector has been discontinued. Unregulated aerodromes still benefit from periodic higher level review.

An airside inspection generally covers taxiways, aprons, lighting, signage and fencing, alongside the runway itself, to identify deterioration or hazards before they affect operations.

This depends on the aerodrome’s classification, usage levels and any specific council or funding body requirements. Contact Oz Airports to discuss a suitable inspection interval for your airport.

Aerodrome operators, councils and government bodies responsible for an airport can request an inspection. Reports are structured to suit the requesting party’s needs, whether for internal planning or external reporting.

Yes. Inspection reports are often used to identify and prioritise maintenance or upgrade works, which can then feed into a Method of Work Plan once a project is confirmed.

Related Services in Perth

Airports arranging Airport Safety Inspections Perth often use the findings to plan further work:

Arrange an Inspection

If your Perth aerodrome is due for a periodic safety inspection, or you simply want a clearer picture of your current compliance position, contact Oz Airports to discuss Airport Safety Inspections Perth options suited to your airport.

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