MEMKO is collaborating with the Cranfield University Safety and Accident Investigation Centre to deliver Cranfield’s 2-day Hazard and Evidence Awareness for Air Accident Responders Course in Melbourne for the first time, with 2 course dates offered: March 31 to April 1 and April 2-3. The course covers both site safety work practices and evidence protection and preservation, working with a real aircraft in a simulated crash scenario. This course is being run in Australia and presented by an expert team of lecturers from Cranfield UK.
Who Should Attend
The course is designed for anyone who attends aircraft accident sites: both aviation industry responders as well as emergency response agencies – police, fire, ambulance, and state emergency services – who are often the first on the scene of dangerous aviation accident sites.
About Cranfield
Cranfield’s Safety and Accident Investigation Centre delivers world leading teaching, research and consultancy in safety and accident investigation, safety management and human factors. It has set the standard for aircraft accident investigation training since 1977 and in 2004, added training for rail and marine accident investigators and launched the world’s first MSc for professional transport accident investigators.
About the MEMKO-Cranfield University Partnership
MEMKO and Cranfield University have established a strategic partnership to facilitate the delivery of the University’s world-leading continuing professional development courses in the field of transport safety and accident investigation in Australia.
For more information, download a brochure.