Basic Winter Operations Virtual Training
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About the Course
This curriculum is designed to provide Airport Operators guidance to implement a well-rounded approach to their winter operations training needs.
The information contained within this course reflects the current FAA Advisory Circulars pertaining to (AC) 150/5210-20 Ground Vehicle Operations on Airports, AC 150/5200-30 Airport Winter Safety and Operations, AC 150/5220-20 Airport Snow and Ice Control Equipment, FAR Part 139 Certification of Airports, and actual Airport Snow and Ice Control Plans.
This course is intended to educate the Airport Equipment Operator, Airport Operations Specialist, and other individuals performing Snow and Ice Control Measures on Airports. The information contained within is to provide each attendee sufficient knowledge of the following:
1. Human Factors that impact safety and efficiencies during winter operations.
2. The applicable regulations for Snow and Ice Control measures at FAR Part 139 Certificated and now certificated airports.
3. The Chemical and aggregate available to airports. How they are applied and performance expectations.
4. Aircraft Deicing impact on airport winter operations.
5. Safety Management System (SMS) applications during winter operations.
6. Interpreting and responding to Winter Weather Forecasting.
7. Snow and Ice Control Equipment.
8. Safe and applicable communication regulations, techniques and application.
Course Agenda
Thursday, Nov. 7
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Day 1
10:00 am—10:10 am - Welcome Remarks
10:10 am—11:00 am - Human Factors
11:00 am—11:10 am - Break
11:10 am—12:00 pm - Human Factors
12:00 pm—12:45 pm - Lunch Break
12:45 pm—1:30 pm - Applicable Regulations
1:30 pm—1:35 pm - Break
1:35 pm—2:20 pm - Applicable Regulations
2:20 pm—2:30 pm - Break
2:30 pm—3:15 pm - Material Resources
3:15 pm—3:20 pm - Break
3:20 pm—3:50 pm - Material Resources
3:50 pm—4:30 pm - Aircraft Deicing
4:30 pm—4:40 pm - Break
4:40 pm—5:00 pm - Aircraft Deicing
Friday, Nov. 8
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Day 2 Review - 10AM – 1PM
10:00 am—10:50 am - SMS
10:50 am—11:00 am - Break
11:00 am—11:30 am - SMS
11:30 am—12:00 pm - Winter Weather Forecasting
12:00 pm—12:45 pm - Lunch Break
12:45 pm—1:30 pm - Winter Weather Forecasting
1:30 pm—1:40 pm - Break
1:40 pm—2:30 pm - Snow Removal Equipment
2:30 pm—2:40 pm - Break
2:40 pm—3:20 pm - Snow Removal Equipment
3:20 pm—3:30 pm - Break
3:30 pm—4:20 pm - Communications
4:20 pm—4:30 pm - Break
4:30 pm—5:00 pm - Training Conclusion and Q&A
Registration Fees & Deadlines
You acknowledge that in registering for and attending this AAAE event, you agree to adhere to the cancellation policy noted below, AAAE's Duty of Care, and AAAE's Code of Conduct and Terms and Conditions.
2024 REGISTRATION FEES
This training registration is $595 for members and $695 for non members.
AAAE accepts registration regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, sex, physical disability and national or ethnic origin. This includes but is not limited to admissions, employment and educational services. If you require any special assistance to participate or have special dietary requirements, email aaaemeetings@aaae.org.
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About the Instructor
Carlton E. Braley, JR., A.A.E.
Senior Vice President, Sales
Fortbrand Services, LLC
Carlton Braley is the Senior Vice President, Sales Fortbrand Services, Inc. He began his career for the City of Manchester Department of Aviation April 1994 and retired from the airport in 2021. Carlton is the Academic Chairman for the International Aviation Snow Symposium, (IASS) Committee. Carlton has chaired and led the development of the International Aviation Snow Academies offered at numerous industry conventions and on-site at airports. Carlton is married to his wife Doreen; they have two daughters, Amanda and Kelly, one son Carlton III, and two grandsons.
Civilian/Military Airport Connection (CMAC)
What is CMAC?
The Civilian/Military Airport Connection (CMAC) program helps separating military personnel and new veterans acclimate from managing military airfields to the dynamic and complex commercial-use airport environment.
There are four components to the program:
- Professional transition workshop
- One airport certification course - choice of ACE Airfield Operations or Certified Member (C.M.)
- One year membership in AAAE
- Airport job shadowing
Program Benefits:
- Ensure a smooth transition from military to civilian airport operations and management.
- Earn the Airport Certified Employee (ACE) Airfield Operations certification or Certified Member (C.M.), that will put you ahead of other candidates for potential jobs.
- Network with airport executives around the country through communities and events.
- Explore various airport positions through the shadow program.
- Receive discounts on other AAAE trainings and events.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Extend your reach and maximize exposure to a powerful audience by sponsoring the Industrial Aviation and Military Operations Workshop. From the opening networking reception, to breaks, lunches, and sessions, we have multiple tiers of sponsorships available. Your sponsorship will reinforce brand loyalty and show potential clients your company is a major player in the industry. Sponsorships are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so act now before these opportunities sell out!
Don’t let your competition get all the attention, become a sponsor today!
Available Opportunities
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Wi-Fi Sponsorship
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,500.00
Events
Wednesday, March 27
Airbase Tour Transportation
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,500.00
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Networking Reception
Exclusive Sponsorship: $2,500.00
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Thursday, March 28
Continental Breakfast
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,000.00
7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
AM Refreshment Break
Exclusive Sponsorship: $750.00
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Luncheon
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,500.00
12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
PM Refreshment Break
Exclusive Sponsorship: $750.00
3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Friday, March 29
Continental Breakfast
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,000.00
7:15 AM - 8:00 AM
Grab and Go Lunch
Exclusive Sponsorship: $1,000.00
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
