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Schedule of Courses


FY23 Schedule of Courses
FY23 Schedule of Courses Changes - CH-1

               ASO Course
Aviation Safety Officer Course (CIN: S4J-3302)
 

Reading

The ASO course moves at a very rapid pace. We have observed that the more the student is prepared upon arrival, the easier the transition back into an academic environment.

The content of the Aviation Safety Officer course is heavily influenced by the OPNAVINST 3750.6S Naval Aviation Safety Management System. Attendees should review (at a minimum) the following sections:

  • Chapter 1: All
  • Chapter 2: All
  • Chapter 3: All

ORM Courses

The School of Aviation Safety believes that operational safety is a key component of combat readiness. As such, Operational Risk Management (ORM) is embedded throughout the ASO curriculum. Upon completion of the ASO course, the student will be designated an Operational Risk Management Assistant.

ORM was introduced into Naval Aviation in 1995 and implemented into the ASO curriculum that same year. During the past decade, ORM has evolved and become an integral part of naval operations, training, and planning. ORM is formalized in OPNAVINST 3500.39B / MCO 3500.27B. Attendees arriving at ASO School are expected to have a solid understanding of ORM fundamentals. The ORM sessions of the ASO course begin with the assumption that the student has completed initial fleet ORM training. We build upon that foundation.

Navy/International/Other

Required Training:

  • Completion of managing your risk (CPPD-ORM-MYR-1.0) or command provided GMT/SSD annual requirement as applicable
  • Leading Risk Management Integration (CPPD-ORM-LRMI-1.0)

Recommended Training:

  • Managing your team’s risk (CPPD-ORM-MYTR-1.0)
  • Directing your command’s risk management (CPPD-ORM-DYCRM-1.0)

RMI

All USN and USMC students shall register for a RMI account prior to arriving at the School of Aviation Safety (SAS). This account will be used as part of USN and USMC ASO duties in the fleet and for training while here at SAS.
 
For initial RMI account creation:

 **Students will need an RMI SIM account for in class work.**
To make an RMI SIM account:
  • Go to https://sim.afsas.safety.af.mil/.
  • Use the same instructions in the PowerPoint slides above to create account.
  • ALL students use UIC N52902(VT-86) as their command for the RMI SIM account.

 

 

 

 
 
 

   

                                    ASC Course       

Aviation Safety Command Course (CIN: S4J-3301)

 

Reading
The ASC course moves at a very rapid pace. The six days you will spend with us in the classroom will be filled with information and the sharing of ideas that will give you a solid base upon which to form your plan to lead the safety effort in your command.

The content of the Aviation Safety Command course is heavily influenced by the OPNAVINST 3750.6S Naval Aviation Safety Management System. Attendees should review (at a minimum) the following sections:

  • Chapter 1: Paras 105,107,110

  • Chapter 2: All

  • Chapter 3: Paras 301-314

  • Chapter 4: Paras 404-406

  • Chapter 5: Paras 502-512

  • Chapter 6: Paras 607

  • Chapter 7: All

  • Chapter 8: All

ORM Courses

The School of Aviation Safety believes that operational safety is a key component of combat readiness. As such, Operational Risk Management (ORM) is embedded throughout the ASC curriculum. Upon completion of the ASC course, you will be designated an Operational Risk Management (Instructor) or ORM(I).

ORM was introduced into Naval Aviation in 1995 and implemented into the our curriculum that same year. During the past decade, ORM has evolved and become an integral part of naval operations, training, and planning. ORM is formalized in OPNAVINST 3500.39B / MCO 3500.27B. ASC attendees are expected to have a solid understanding of ORM fundamentals. The ORM sessions of the ASC course begin with the assumption that the attendee has completed initial fleet ORM training. We build upon that foundation.

Prior to attending the ASC course, attendees are expected to complete applicable ORM courses offered by the Navy and Marine Corps.

Navy/International/Other

INDIVIDUAL        MANAGING YOUR RISK (CPPD-ORM-MYR-1.0)

SUPERVISOR    MANAGING YOUR TEAM'S RISK (CPPD-ORM-MYTR-1.0)

ASSISTANT        LEADING RISK MANAGEMENT INTEGRATION (CPPD-ORM-LRMI-1.0)

MANAGER          DIRECTING YOUR COMMAND'S RISK MANAGEMENT (CPPD-ORM-  DYCRM-1.0)

Marine Corps

  • Completion of annual ORM training within past year.

RMI

All USN and USMC students shall register for a RMI account prior to arriving at the School of Aviation Safety (SAS). This account will be used as part of USN and USMC ASO duties in the fleet and for training while here at SAS.
 
For initial RMI account creation:

 **Students will need an RMI SIM account for in class work.**
To make an RMI SIM account:
  • Go to https://sim.afsas.safety.af.mil/.
  • Use the same instructions in the PowerPoint slides above to create account.
  • ALL students use UIC N52902(VT-86) as their command for the RMI SIM account.

 

 

 

 

 

Crew Resource Management Instructors Course



Welcome Aboard Information
CNAF 1542.7D
CRM Program Assessment Visit Checklist

 
Case Study Development Templates 
Decision Making
DM Presentation		 Assertiveness
AS Presentation
Mission Analysis
MA Presentation		 Communication
CM Presentation
Leadership
LD Presentation		 Adaptability/Flexibility
AF Presentation
Situational Awareness
SA Presentation

 

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