COVAL for Dangerous Goods Post Holder (DGPH) is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

The safety and efficiency of air travel rely heavily on the quality of aerodrome facilities and services. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Quality Assurance (QA) principles specifically adapted to the aerodrome environment. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to implement and maintain effective QA programs, ensuring compliance with international regulations and industry best practices.

CAR 147 Maintenance Training Organization Approval is the UAE standard for the approval of maintenance training organizations and it has two parts; basic training and aircraft type rating training. The basic training covers requirements for the issue of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. The aircraft type rating training deals with the requirements for the endorsement of type ratings to the CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. GCAA CAR 66 Certifying Staff is the UAE standard detailing with the requirements for the issue, extension and variation of a CAR 66 aircraft maintenance license. In this course you will discuss GCAA CAR 66 Engineer licensing and CAR 147 approved training organizations, together with the associated Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Materials (GM). The knowledge and skills developed through the course will allow you to help your organization demonstrate and maintain compliance

The course aims to enhance competency and better understanding of the regulatory requirements including Quality and Safety organizational obligations in order to effectively exercise the duties and responsibilities as Accountable Managers or Post Holders.

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”

The training aims at establishing a climate of confidence and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Training Instructor is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. Therefore and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Regulations CAR Part VI, the objective of this course is for the Dangerous Goods Training Instructor (DGTI) delivering dangerous goods training in the UAE, to ensure compliance with the said regulatory requirement by constantly maintaining the validity of their COVAL certificate through successful completion of COVAL Recurrent certification course within 24 months from the month on which they successfully completed their COVAL Initial for DGTI

Post-Holders are key personnel within an organization and are accountable for maintaining the safety standards required by regulation and additional standards specified by the Certificate/License. They must have the necessary qualifications, experience and corporate authority for ensuring that all operations and systematic activities are carried out to the standard required
  

COVAL is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor and Dangerous Goods Post Holder, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air.

This course provides a workable knowledge of the UAE Civil Aviation Regulations, its procedures, safety policies, means of compliances with respects to the Regulation, its associated GMs and AMCs. It focuses on topics laid out in CAR 66, CAR 147, CAR 145, CAR 21, CAR M and other documentations relevant for participants seeking to hold an AMEL license in the UAE or participants holding foreign AMEL seeking conversion of their licenses to the UAE Civil Aviation Regulation

Encourage positive attitudes towards regulatory compliance and quality/safety management functions. Establish a climate of confidence, transparency and partnership toward one goal “SAFETY”. Increase Post Holders competency and enable the UAE to meet with State initiative of instilling a more mature safety culture of trust and transparency.

The program encourages peer interaction and critical thinking through a blended curriculum that mixes content, live events, and collaboration on real-world aviation issues. This course is devoted to a detailed analysis of those human factors that can best optimize human performance and reduce human error. It embraces those variables that influence individual, team, or crew performance. Furthermore, this course will provide case study examples to enable the attendees to see success and failure. This 3 days course provides the participants with an overview of human factors concepts, knowledge and practical applications, with a focus on the current and future role of human factors in the operational environment of the aviation industry

This workshop is to provide participants with in-depth understanding on the new Civil Aviation Regulations Aerodromes and Ground Aids – Part Aerodrome Crisis Management relating to crisis management, business continuity and emergency planning.

This workshop is to provide participants with in-depth understanding on the new Civil Aviation Regulations Aerodromes and Ground Aids – Part Aerodrome Crisis Management relating to rescue firefighting and fire prevention.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Training Instructor is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. Therefore and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Regulations CAR Part VI, the objective of this course is for the Dangerous Goods Training Instructor (DGTI) delivering dangerous goods training in the UAE, to ensure compliance with the said regulatory requirement by constantly maintaining the validity of their COVAL certificate through successful completion of COVAL Recurrent certification course within 24 months from the month on which they successfully completed their COVAL Initial for DGTI

This aim of this training is to provide the knowledge and understanding of on-shore (heliport, Vertiport) and off-shore (Helideck), including the Hybrid Infrastructure,  physical characteristics, visual aids, aeronautical data and emergency response requirements based on ICAO standards and recommended practices (SARPs).

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Training Instructor is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. Therefore and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Regulations CAR Part VI, the objective of this course is for the Dangerous Goods Training Instructor (DGTI) delivering dangerous goods training in the UAE, to ensure compliance with the said regulatory requirement by constantly maintaining the validity of their COVAL certificate through successful completion of COVAL Recurrent certification course within 24 months from the month on which they successfully completed their COVAL Initial for DGTI 

This course is specifically developed to comply with CAR PSMP and it is a course approved by Aeromedical section to educate the aviation workers on the practical aspect of Alcohol & Drug program in highly regulated industry , it gives a depth insight into the impact and the significance of alcohol and drug abuse in the aviation workplace and its effects on safety and performance in that environment ,focus on methods of identification of acute intoxication and or chronic abuse problems .It also Educate the supervisor on handling difficult cases and how to manage crisis at workplace.

This training course is designed to provide hands on training for introduction and understanding of risk management in aviation organization. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop risk management skills.

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Training Instructor is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. Therefore and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Regulations CAR Part VI, the objective of this course is for the Dangerous Goods Training Instructor (DGTI) delivering dangerous goods training in the UAE, to ensure compliance with the said regulatory requirement by constantly maintaining the validity of their COVAL certificate through successful completion of COVAL Recurrent certification course within 24 months from the month on which they successfully completed their COVAL Initial for DGTI 

This training is designed to equip GCAA Flight Operations Inspecting staff and delegates from the other aviation regulatory and operational organizations with the necessary knowledge and background to perform/understand routine inspecting duties in accordance with ICAO DOC 8335.

The training focuses on the UAE rules and regulation, ICAO requirements as well regulatory and oversight developments in EASA, FAA and other regulatory bodies

The course aims at providing a detailed understanding of the aircraft accident investigation main processes, including timeline construction and different techniques and mechanisms. As a representative or stakeholder, it's essential to have a strong understanding of the UAE methodology and systems used in aircraft accident investigation. This course does not substitute the basic/initial or advanced technical aircraft accident investigation courses

COVAL for Dangerous Goods Training Instructor is the GCAA integrated approach “as integral part of its dangerous goods oversight responsibilities” to validate the competency of Dangerous Goods Training Instructor, to ensure they are competent in the function(s) they will perform prior to performing such function(s), due to the impactful role they play in maintaining the safe transport of dangerous goods by air. Therefore and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Regulations CAR Part VI, the objective of this course is for the Dangerous Goods Training Instructor (DGTI) delivering dangerous goods training in the UAE, to ensure compliance with the said regulatory requirement by constantly maintaining the validity of their COVAL certificate through successful completion of COVAL Recurrent certification course within 24 months from the month on which they successfully completed their COVAL Initial for DGTI 

Conducting an internal or regulatory audit requires planning, management, effective audit conduct and reporting. In this course, you will develop the knowledge and competencies needed to do so. The course is highly interactive, giving everyone the opportunity to practice and develop audit interview and questioning techniques through group activities designed to develop auditor skills.

MORC ( Maintenance Organisation Review Certificate) is a GCAA process to delegate review of Foreign EASA Approved AMOs for GCAA Approval. MORC recurrent training ensures that the MORC – Authorised Staff remain current with the system requirements

This course will enable participants to understand root cause analysis as a procedure for ascertaining and analyzing the causes of problems in an effort to determine what can be done to solve or prevent them. In-depth understanding of how to analyze a system to identify the root causes of problems

This course provides delegates with an introduction to high-level applicable regulations including the role of UAE GCAA and Continuing Airworthiness. Along with it also provides a review of GCAA CAR M, its Subparts and guidance material

In order to ensure safety of  aircraft occupAnt and the aircraft itself, the  airworthiness status of aircraft need to be periodically validated to comply with national regulations and with ICAO standards. The periodic validation of Airworthiness is achieved through Airworthiness Review process by a qualified and competent person, following a documented process.  

The course is intended to impart knowledge on Airworthiness  Review Regulations, Requirements, Responsibilities and  processes in order to achieve Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically. Effective airworthiness review by competent person which ultimately ensure the airworthiness of aircraft is validated periodically.