TP312 Course 3 - Obstacle Management

Overview

About this course

2.5h$150

TP312 Course 3 - Obstacle Management provides an overview of obstacle management at aerodromes. It explains how relevant surfaces and protected areas are used to identify, assess, and manage obstacles that may affect aircraft operations.

Prerequisite: TP312 Course 1 – Essential Information is mandatory for all participants and must be the first course taken in the TP312 5th Edition Training program whether taken alone or with one or more other courses.

Competencies

Competencies obtained

On completion of this course you will be able to:

Explain the various Obstacle Limitation Surfaces.
Ensure your airport meets the minimum standard with respect to Obstacle
Limitation Surfaces.
Confirm no obstacles penetrate the Obstacle Limitation Surfaces at your airport.
Determine if and how a Precision Obstacle Free Zone is to be applied at your airport.
Explain the obstacle identification surfaces.
Explain clearway.
Ensure your airport meets the minimum standard with respect to obstacle identification surfaces and clearway.
Identify any obstacles which require assessing.
Determine the appropriate clearway length if your airport elects to provide one.

Content

Course content

TP312 Course 3 – Obstacle Management consists of the following two online modules:

Chapter 4: Obstacle Management (OLS and POFZ)

Chapter 4: Obstacle Management (OIS and Clearway)

Enroling

Who should enrol?

Airport operations and airside personnel responsible for understanding and applying TP312 standards at certified Canadian aerodromes.
Airport managers and supervisors seeking to strengthen their working knowledge of Canadian aerodrome certification requirements.
Safety and compliance officers who need to navigate TP312 5th Edition with confidence.
New or recently promoted airport staff who require a structured introduction to Canadian aerodrome standards.
Experienced professionals looking to update their knowledge following the transition from TP312 4th Edition to 5th Edition.
Anyone involved in aerodrome planning, maintenance, visual aids, or obstacle management at a Transport Canada-certified airport.

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