Every safe runway, every smooth takeoff, and every incident free airport day rests on the shoulders of trained professionals working quietly in the background. Aerodrome Reporting Officers and Works Safety Officers are among the most important of these professionals. If…
Any time contractors work on an active aerodrome, the normal rhythm of the airport changes. Runways may be closed. Taxiways may be restricted. Ground crews and construction crews may be sharing the same space. This is exactly why the Civil…
If you manage or operate an aerodrome in Australia, you have likely come across CASA AIC 139-13. It outlines who needs an Aerodrome Reporting Officer, what that person must be able to do, and how compliance is assessed. Understanding it…
Airside construction work carries real risk. Any activity near an active runway or apron can affect aircraft operations if it is not managed correctly. That is why the Civil Aviation Safety Authority requires a Works Safety Officer, commonly known as…
