Airport Academy

Airport Academy
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Airport Academy
Formed in October 2010
Part of Swedavia HR Department, reporting to the HR
Director.
Responsible for skills development and training in
Swedavia.
Staff approx. 20
Office and training facilities at Stockholm Arlanda and
Gothenburg Landvetter.
Training at local airports available
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Together we develop
competent employees for
sustainable world class
airports!
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Airport Academy mission statement
The purpose of the Airport the Academy is that all education is integrated into a training
unit to ensure high quality and cost-effectiveness where the primary subject areas are
those that support the development of efficient airport operations.
The business is an important part of the whole competence supply process, as well as
in the work to be an attractive employer and a sustainable company.
Airport Academy will create opportunities for individuals and groups to develop in a
direction that benefits the company, it development and create the conditions for
operational excellence at our airports.
Airport Academy supports and assists the Staff functions and airports with expertise.
Airport Academy acts on the external market for increased profitability.
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Organization
Manager
Training Developer
Coordinator
Marketing
Business Developer
Training coordination
Production
Discipline/subject Leaders
Instructors
Educational programmes and disciplines
Ground Handling
Security
Field maintenance & AGL
AGA Regulations
ARFF
Environmental
Leadership
IT
Working environmental,
conflict management &
self protection
Other training airports ask
for e.g. forklift driver
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ARFF
Airport Fire Fighter 2 weeks
Airport Fire Fighter 4 weeks
Airport Fire Fighter 13 days (nozzle)
Airport Fire Fighter 1 week (vehicle after nozzle)
Incident Commander 2 weeks
Incident Commander 4 weeks
Chief Fire Officer 1 week
All ARFF refresher courses airport responsibility but can be provided by Airport Academy
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Mission Statement
“To Promote the Science and Improve the Methods
of Aviation Fire Protection and Prevention”
The ARFFWG exists primarily as an educational
exchange network to discuss and analyze procedures to
be utilized when dealing with aviation situations and
emergencies.
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ARFFWG
Formed 1989
US based (Texas) non-profit
international organization
Approx. 750 paid members
Approx. 100 international
members (outside north
America)
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ARFFWG Present Board Of Directors
Back row: David Whitaker, Blair Christian, Brian Kohrmann, Bill Hutfilz,
Tony Kasper, & Jason Graber, Front Row: Duane Kann, Paul Powell,
Sarah O. Peck, Christy Delvey & Lars Erlandsson
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ARFFWG Present Executive Board
David Whitaker Chair, Lars Erlandsson Treasurer, Tony Kasper 1 vice chair,
Blair Christian 2 vice chair & Paul Powell Secretary
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ARFFWG Section 11 Leadership
Section Director Lars Erlandsson, Airport Academy, Swedavia, Sweden
Section Manager Kim T. Olsen, Copenhagen Airport, Denmark
Regional Manager Europe Pierre Halleux, Charleroi Airport, Belgium
Regional Manager Africa Lyndon J. Dennis, Cape Town Airport, South Africa
Regional Manager mid-East John Olsen, Strategic Fire Solutions, Germany
Country Coordinator Norway Chris Nerdal, Torp Sandefjord Airport, Norway
Country Coordinator Denmark Brian Eeg, Copenhagen Airport, Denmark
Country Coordinator Sweden Risto Aatola, Swedish Air Force, Sweden
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ARFFWG Conferences
ARFF Chiefs & Leadership School
Sectionals
Annual
Joint IAFPA
http://arffwg.org/
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