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Years ago speakers during a Vertical Flight Society webinar spoke of a need for super employees -- those can work across disciplines to improve the efficiency of the operation. They pinned it to the needs of the #advancedairmobility industry but their comments have applications for the general #maintenancerepairandoverhaul industry. #MRO Now Lindsay Bjerregaard chronicles the requirements as outlined in a EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency program #AMTech, an open-source #training and #skills framework that seeks to make it easier for advanced air mobility (#AAM) job seekers and employers to get on the same page. "There’s a huge skill gap as well as a capacity gap for these industries, according to the Aviation Week Network article. "AMTech aligned the curriculum to the ESCO (European #Skills, #Competences, #Qualifications and #Occupations) framework to enable people in different countries to define their skills and experience in a way that is commonly understood. The Florida Atlantic Workforce Alliance identified a disconnect between education and workforce requirements and is working on closing the gap BUT... With the disconnect between educators and corporate workforce needs and requirements, we may need something like that here. I do know the Aerospace Education Program Alliance will tackle that problem, identify the barriers to change and develop solutions during its upcoming #aviation #aerospace workforce summit in February. Stay tuned for more news on that. Stephen Ley Aaron Organ Brett Levanto Christian Klein Kelly Filgo Crystal Maguire Ralph Coppola https://lnkd.in/eStAvSuT

Advanced ILS Course 📌Course Goals  The ability to analyze new situations in order to elaborate and apply one or another relevant strategy to solve a complex problem. The target personnel for this course are ILS instructors, project managers, flight inspectors, ILS maintenance planners, and problem solvers for ILS in adverse terrain. The course is aimed at maintenance technicians having ILS as the main working area as well as ILS instructors and specialists specifying, installing, and inspecting systems. It is also an eye opener for flight inspection crew, where it will enhance the understanding of the signal in space versus adjustments and settings on the ground 📌Course Objectives After having successfully completed this course, the trainees will be able to: * Provide a deep understanding of the ILS behavior in adverse terrain and challenging siting conditions. * Perform independent computer simulations for known antenna systems in medium-complexity airport environments. * Understand the possibilities and limitations of computer modeling and simulations. * Read flight inspection reports and thereby specify measures in order to enhance the signal quality. * Understand the effect of phase errors when making ground measurements in the near field. * Decide what kind of foreign objects or construction will have an impact on the ILS signals and what will not. Hereunder specifying the necessary critical and sensitive area for a given system based on the local conditions. * Judge the design quality and estimate the expected performance of a system for a given site in procurement or upgrade situations. * Make good site surveys and specify the optimum antenna system and location for various sites. * Make independent designs of setting up procedures for all kinds of ILS systems. 📋Register Now: - https://2u.pw/QPxFdm7e For more details, please contact us through the following email: training@unitedats.com 📧 We are looking forward to serving your training needs in the future. ✈️ Aviation Courses #UnitedATS #UnitedATSTraning #aviationcourses #Safety #Oversight #FlightOperation #AirNavigation #ANS #Inspectors #AIMPublications #Aerodrome #PreFlight #Bulletin #Issuance #Universal #Audit #BasicFlightOperation #CivilAviationLegislation #AeronauticalStudy

Advanced ILS Course 📌Course Goals  The ability to analyze new situations in order to elaborate and apply one or another relevant strategy to solve a complex problem. The target personnel for this course are ILS instructors, project managers, flight inspectors, ILS maintenance planners, and problem solvers for ILS in adverse terrain. The course is aimed at maintenance technicians having ILS as the main working area as well as ILS instructors and specialists specifying, installing, and inspecting systems. It is also an eye opener for flight inspection crew, where it will enhance the understanding of the signal in space versus adjustments and settings on the ground 📌Course Objectives After having successfully completed this course, the trainees will be able to: * Provide a deep understanding of the ILS behavior in adverse terrain and challenging siting conditions. * Perform independent computer simulations for known antenna systems in medium-complexity airport environments. * Understand the possibilities and limitations of computer modeling and simulations. * Read flight inspection reports and thereby specify measures in order to enhance the signal quality. * Understand the effect of phase errors when making ground measurements in the near field. * Decide what kind of foreign objects or construction will have an impact on the ILS signals and what will not. Hereunder specifying the necessary critical and sensitive area for a given system based on the local conditions. * Judge the design quality and estimate the expected performance of a system for a given site in procurement or upgrade situations. * Make good site surveys and specify the optimum antenna system and location for various sites. * Make independent designs of setting up procedures for all kinds of ILS systems. 📋Register Now: - https://2u.pw/QPxFdm7e For more details, please contact us through the following email: training@unitedats.com 📧 We are looking forward to serving your training needs in the future. ✈️ Aviation Courses #UnitedATS #UnitedATSTraning #aviationcourses #Safety #Oversight #FlightOperation #AirNavigation #ANS #Inspectors #AIMPublications #Aerodrome #PreFlight #Bulletin #Issuance #Universal #Audit #BasicFlightOperation #CivilAviationLegislation #AeronauticalStudy

📢 GTCC is set to embark on a significant project to address the surging demand in the aviation industry. With plans for a $56 million, 100,000 SF aviation building at Guilford Technical Community College, the goal is to meet the growing need for skilled professionals. Piedmont Triad International Airport is experiencing a rise in job demand with the arrival of new players like Boom Supersonic and Marshall Aerospace, alongside the success of established companies such as HAECO Americas and Honda Aircraft. President Anthony Clarke is spearheading the initiative, aiming to enhance GTCC's aviation programs by expanding instructional capacity by 40% to accommodate over 600 students. The groundbreaking for this state-of-the-art facility is scheduled for the second half of 2025, with Phase 1 expected to open in January 2027. Exciting times lie ahead for Guilford Technical Community College and aspiring aviation professionals as they gear up to meet the workforce demands of the future. via Triad Business Journal #aviation #MRO #GSO #PTI #greensboro #aviationmaitenance #HaecoIsHiring

👋 Meet Jey-ar, one of our highly skilled Engine Mechanics at SR Technics! Jey-ar joined our team in October 2022 and has been making a significant impact ever since. ✈️🔧 From handling critical parts in module assembly to ensuring aircraft engine safety, his journey is full of learnings and excitement. Curious to know more about Jey-ar's daily responsibilities and what he loves about his job? Check out his full interview below 👇 #SRTechnics #aviation #MRO #engineering #aircraftmaintenance #interview #MROexperts #WeareSRTechnics

The student experience in aviation maintenance technician training (AMT) is full of hands-on training that develops dexterity. Aviation maintenance is an intricate and highly regulated field that requires precision, attention to detail, and a deep understanding of aircraft systems.  One of the m...

✈️ In a move set to #revolutionize aviation training for students in Bengaluru, Aeroquest Innovations is set to launch a private #airfield on 5.5 acres of land off Kanakapura Road, located #approximately 50 km from the city. The airfield, which will be specifically designed for radio-controlled aircraft, is a pioneering step in providing practical flying #experience for aeronautical engineering students. As part of the initiative, Aeroquest Innovations has entered into a strategic #partnership with REVA University, which will see the university's students gain hands-on training in aviation through the #facility. The memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the two entities is set to be signed next week, marking the #beginning of a new era in aerospace education in Bengaluru. 🌍 Abhay Pawar, Director of Aeroquest Innovations, highlighted the pressing need for such an #airfield in the city, where, despite being the hub of aviation, students have had limited opportunities to test their #projects in real flight conditions. Pawar, who is also a parent of an aeronautical student, emphasized that the current #education system lacks sufficient practical exposure, which hinders the development of engineering skills. "Our aim is to create a complete ecosystem for students, and an airfield is a crucial missing link," said Pawar. The airfield will allow #students to experience the full scope of aviation, bridging the gap between theoretical #knowledge and real-world application. 🎓 However, building this facility has not been without its #challenges. According to Abhishek Ghorpade, Director & CEO of Aeroquest Innovations, the land required careful consideration to ensure it met the stringent #safety guidelines outlined by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The airfield's design had to take into account the need for an even surface free from obstacles such as trees, cattle, or local #infrastructure. He also emphasized the #importance of creating a suitable environment for aircraft operations, which would otherwise face interference from the #surrounding terrain. The collaboration with Reva University is expected to enhance the university’s #aerospace program, offering students valuable exposure to flying, complementing the technical expertise they already gain in building #aircraft. Source - t.ly/IL3mZ #AeroquestInnovations #RevaUniversity #AviationEducation #AeronauticalEngineering #HandsOnLearning #AviationTraining #BengaluruAviation #PrivateAirfield #FutureAviators #AerospaceDevelopment #DroneHelpline #DroneNews #DailyNews

This career pathway exemplifies the significant benefits of employer partnerships for educational institutions. This program not only provides full tuition scholarships and guaranteed employment to local students but also enhances the college's competitive edge by aligning its offerings with real-world job market needs. With this, Canadore's school of aviation is directly responding to industry demands, creating a seamless transition from classroom to career. Students gain valuable mentorship and practical experience, making them well-prepared for employment upon graduation. For the industry, these collaborations help cultivate a skilled workforce tailored to specific needs, driving innovation and growth.   By investing in education and forging strong ties with industry leaders, colleges can better serve their students and the broader community, ultimately contributing to economic development and workforce readiness.

I Originally Joined for Marshall's of Cambridge Engineering For Six Months, Leaving After 48 years and 1 Month Yesterday (30th September 2024) was my very last day at Marshall’s, after originally joining the company on 31st August 1976 for an intended 6-month stint, I’m finally leaving after only 48 years and 1 month.    Marshall's recently agreed to my voluntary redundancy, where I was one of notionally 300 at risk. As Marshall were offering to pay me more than I would have earnt before my notional retirement date, next July, it was an offer I felt I could not refuse.   I’ve been very privileged in my time at Marshall’s and guess this explains why I’ve slightly overshot my originally intended 6-month stint. In my time at Marshall's, mostly in my role as aerodynamicist and flight test engineer, I’ve worked on some really amazing projects with many very talented people, a few example projects that I think notable, and have particularly enjoyed personally, are as follows: C130 Legacy: RAF C Mk 1 MAROC, IRCM, HEVS RNLAF Wing Pods SAAF Avionic Update including a new digital autopilot   L1011: Queens Flight Infra-Red Jammer Pods RAF K/KC Mk 1 & C Mk 2/2A AAR Tanker & Receiver OSC Pegasus, WIRE & X-34 RAF K/KC Mk 1 & C Mk 2/2A DIRCM/LAIRCM RAF K Mk 1 MMR   125: RAF Dominie Avionic Update including moving the weather radar radome forward by several inches RAF -700 DIRCM   Global Express: Various differing customers Completions UAE AERS   I was also involved in lots of interesting bid activities, at Marshall's, which unfortunately did not evolve any further with the company, those listed above all being real projects that actually flew, even if certain of them got cancelled part way through.   These halcyon days are becoming a distant memory, and although I’m sad to be leaving Marshall's, very sadly, with the current work situation, I think I would feel sadder if I wasn’t (leaving).   I do have another part time job lined up for the new year, which I'm hoping will fit in with my new work/life style.   During October to the end of the year, I’m looking forward to having more leisure time, and I hope to be spending more time with my wife, also known as the ‘Supreme Commander’. When I’m not tinkering with RC model planes or motorbikes etc., I suspect that my Supreme Commander will also have a small list of DIY tasks to pick from.   After nearly fifty years of continuous employment with the company, I’m sincerely hoping that under the right direction, Marshall's will be able to overcome the current ongoing crisis, and start to thrive once again. Regards and best wishes to my former colleagues, Steve Rolph CEng FRAeS

The aviation industry is a fascinating realm powered by a diverse and skilled workforce ensuring safe skies worldwide. But what are the challenges and opportunities shaping this dynamic sector? Dive into our latest blog post to uncover: https://buff.ly/3IN2iOW 👨✈️ Pilot Shortage: Discover the factors contributing to the shortage and how airlines are cultivating the next generation of aviators. 🔧 Aircraft Maintenance Technicians: Explore the growing demand for skilled technicians and how training programs are ramping up to meet it. 🌐 Air Traffic Controllers: Learn about the critical role controllers play and the efforts to attract and retain top talent. 🚀 Aerospace Engineers: Delve into the demand for engineers driving innovation in aircraft and spacecraft design. 🤖 Technological Advancements: Explore how the industry is adapting to technological shifts with advanced training and upskilling. 🌟 Diversity and Inclusion: Uncover initiatives fostering a more diverse and inclusive aviation workforce for a brighter future. Ready to soar into the world of aviation workforce dynamics? Read more: https://buff.ly/3IN2iOW #Aviation #WorkforceNeeds #DEI #apprenticeship #hr #workforcedevelopment #manufacturing #business #hiring