This course is designed to equip pilots in Australian commercial aviation with the essential knowledge and skills for handling dangerous goods in accordance with CASA regulatory frameworks. Participants will gain insights into the obligations under CASA Part 92, recognize various classes of dangerous goods, and master cargo acceptance and screening procedures. The training will also cover the responsibilities of shippers and operators and provide effective strategies for implementing emergency procedures. Successful completion will meet Category B and C Dangerous Goods training requirements for pilots

This course empowers low-level VFR pilots with the critical skills necessary to identify and mitigate wire strike hazards. Participants will learn to recognize various types of wires and visibility challenges, develop effective threat management strategies, and enhance pre-flight planning. Through the analysis of case studies, students will also understand emergency responses to wire strikes. Additionally, the course includes practical exercises in reviewing standard operating procedure (SOP) template to further enhance flight safety.

This course is designed for aviation and medical professionals working in the helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) sector. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of biohazards commonly encountered in aviation medical operations. The course covers necessary precautions for recognizing and managing biohazards, as well as detailed procedures for safely decontaminating areas following medical retrieval scenarios. Emphasizing safety and regulatory compliance, this training ensures that professionals are equipped to provide safe, effective care in the unique environment of HEMS operations.