Training
Avisure are Australia’s leading wildlife hazard mitigation experts, with over 25 year’s experience. We know airports, and our training takes this high-risk environment into account. Let us bring our global training experience to your staff—book a one-day course today (limited spaces available).
Latest Training
Topics:
- Wildlife behaviour and identification
- Wildlife monitoring
- Active wildlife control
- Communicating and reporting wildlife hazards
- Wildlife strike reporting
- Habitat management
- Managing wildlife off-airport
Benefit:
Participants will:
- Learn the fundamentals of wildlife
risk management at airports. - Develop a clear understanding of wildlife strike risks and how they can apply tools and techniques
to manage the risk effectively. - Receive course notes and certificates of attendance.
Please note training is CASA Part 139 MOS compliant.
Avisure at Work
Problem:
Airport staff responsible for identifying and managing wildlife hazards lack the appropriate knowledge and skills.
Solution:
Attend wildlife hazard management training delivered by industry experts.
Well-trained and knowledgeable personnel are the key to a successful wildlife hazard management program. Managing wildlife can be complex, and requires not just aviation expertise, but an understanding of wildlife and how to manage them.
Avisure training programs satisfy regulatory requirements and draw on years of experience from Australia and around the world. Our experienced trainers deliver Avisure programs to aerodromes, airlines, regulators, aviation biologists, and anyone who has an interest in wildlife management.
With competency-based Basic, Refresher and Advanced programs available, we can cater for all levels. We also specialise in customising programs and workshops to meet specific needs.
The training includes:
- practical and theoretical classes
- experienced trainers
- workbooks, course notes and handouts
- assessments and exams.
Benefit:
Provides anyone involved in identifying, managing or communicating wildlife hazard on, or near, airports with the skills and knowledge to do so effectively.