TRNG 9.2.01 GENERAL CURRICULUM FOR ATC TRAINING

TRNG 9.2.01 GENERAL CURRICULUM FOR ATC TRAINING

  IFATCA Policy is: ATC training should consist of at least the following: 1. A program of classroom and practical instruction which should include: a) Sufficient knowledge of the duties of an air traffic controller as well as pertinent information … Continued
TRNG 9.1.3 TEAM RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

TRNG 9.1.3 TEAM RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

  IFATCA Policy is: IFATCA recognises the importance of TRM as defined by ICAO. TRM shall be universally implemented, continuously throughout an ATCO’s career. Competencies relevant to TRM such as teamwork, problem-solving,decision-making, and self-management should be considered in the recruitment … Continued
TRNG 9.1.2 SELECTION

TRNG 9.1.2 SELECTION

  IFATCA Policy is: Applicants shall be required to possess the academic qualifications required to enter a recognised post-secondary educational institution in their country. Applicants shall pass the selection standards. The ICAO medical requirements and other tests considered appropriate by … Continued
MED 8.2.9 VIGILANCE DURING OPS SHIFTS

MED 8.2.9 VIGILANCE DURING OPS SHIFTS

There are times, especially during night shifts, where the traffic volume/demand is low. During periods with light stimulation, monotony can occur. Combine monotony with the fatigue that most will experience on a night shift and it can lead to less … Continued
MED 8.2.8 ATCOS WITH DISABILITIES

MED 8.2.8 ATCOS WITH DISABILITIES

Every day people are exposed to certain dangers or can suffer from various diseases, which could cause a loss of licence either temporarily or permanently. There are some disabilities, which are compatible with ATC work. Unfortunately, others are not. IFATCA … Continued
MED 8.2.7 HIV AND AIDS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

MED 8.2.7 HIV AND AIDS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

  IFATCA Policy is: ATCOs diagnosed HIV positive should be treated by their employer as fit for work unless declared unfit by the appropriate medical authority. ATS personnel should be educated on HIV and AIDS.
 Counselling service on HIV should … Continued
MED 8.2.6 SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

MED 8.2.6 SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

  IFATCA Policy is: IFATCA views substance abuse with concern and cautions MAs against it. A programme of education of substance abuse should be made available to air traffic controllers by their employer in consultation with the MA. All appropriate … Continued
MED 8.2.5 WORK AS ATCO WHEN PREGNANT

MED 8.2.5 WORK AS ATCO WHEN PREGNANT

  IFATCA Policy is: Pregnancy is a normal female human condition which shall not result in automatic suspension of an ATCO’s licence. When considering the design of the workplace and working conditions, employers should also take into account the requirement … Continued
WC 10.7.7 SEPARATION BETWEEN UNITS WITHOUT PROCEDURAL AGREEMENT

WC 10.7.7 SEPARATION BETWEEN UNITS WITHOUT PROCEDURAL AGREEMENT

In some areas separation between aircraft seems to be achieved merely by those aircraft being under the control of different authorities, with no agreed procedure between the authorities as to who is providing the separation and how. Having a situation … Continued
MED 8.2.4 FATIGUE IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

MED 8.2.4 FATIGUE IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

  IFATCA Policy is: MAs should draw the attention of their members to the causes of Fatigue in ATC so that they can identify those to which they are most exposed. MAs should advise their members to seek professional psychological … Continued