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The Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA in Manama, Bahrain, is designed to provide aviation professionals with the skills to conduct safety oversight and ensure regulatory compliance in aviation operations.

Manama

Fees: 4700
From: 03-08-2026
To: 07-08-2026

Manama

Fees: 4700
From: 09-11-2026
To: 13-11-2026

Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA

Course Overview

The Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft (SAFA) program was developed by the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) and is now managed by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). It is designed to ensure that foreign aircraft operating in European airspace comply with international safety standards.

This Safety Oversight Course (SAFA) provides participants with detailed training on the legal basis, methodology, and practical conduct of SAFA ramp inspections. The course covers inspector responsibilities, inspection techniques, reporting procedures, and the use of the European SAFA/SACA database.

Through workshops and practical exercises, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to perform effective oversight and contribute to the improvement of global aviation safety.

Course Benefits

  • Understand the legal framework of SAFA inspections.

  • Learn to conduct ramp inspections effectively.

  • Strengthen compliance with ICAO and EASA standards.

  • Gain experience in identifying and categorizing findings.

  • Improve reporting skills using the SAFA database.

Course Objectives

  • Review ICAO and EASA oversight frameworks.

  • Understand the principles of the SAFA program.

  • Conduct standardized ramp inspections.

  • Identify and classify safety deficiencies.

  • Apply proper reporting and data entry procedures.

  • Evaluate operator corrective action plans.

  • Strengthen global aviation safety oversight.

Training Methodology

The course uses instructor-led lectures, case study analysis, interactive workshops, and practical ramp inspection simulations.

Target Audience

  • Civil Aviation Authority inspectors.

  • National aviation authority safety auditors.

  • Ramp inspection personnel.

  • Regulators responsible for oversight of foreign operators.

Target Competencies

  • SAFA inspection methodology.

  • Safety oversight and compliance monitoring.

  • Finding identification and categorization.

  • Safety reporting and corrective action follow-up.

Course Outline

Unit 1: Introduction to Safety Oversight and SAFA

  • ICAO and EASA safety oversight frameworks.

  • History and purpose of SAFA.

  • Legal and regulatory basis.

  • The role of aviation authorities.

Unit 2: Ramp Inspection Procedures

  • Pre-inspection preparation.

  • Conducting the inspection step by step.

  • Communication with operators and crew.

  • Inspector responsibilities and professionalism.

Unit 3: Identifying and Categorizing Findings

  • Types of findings (Level 1, 2, 3).

  • Documentation and evidence collection.

  • Case studies of ramp inspection results.

  • Common deficiencies in SAFA inspections.

Unit 4: Reporting and Database Entry

  • SAFA/SACA database overview.

  • Data entry and report submission.

  • Ensuring data accuracy and integrity.

  • Confidentiality and information sharing.

Unit 5: Corrective Actions and Follow-Up

  • Reviewing operator corrective action plans.

  • Monitoring compliance and follow-up inspections.

  • Coordinating with international authorities.

  • Continuous improvement in oversight.

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Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA

The Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA Training Courses in Manama provide aviation professionals with the knowledge, skills, and practical frameworks needed to ensure safety compliance and effective oversight within the aviation sector. Designed for regulatory authorities, aviation safety inspectors, airline compliance officers, and airport operations managers, these programs focus on enhancing safety monitoring, risk assessment, and regulatory enforcement in line with international aviation standards.

Participants gain a comprehensive understanding of SAFA (Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft) procedures, including inspection protocols, risk-based assessment, documentation requirements, and regulatory compliance. The courses emphasize the importance of rigorous safety oversight in maintaining operational integrity, preventing incidents, and supporting global aviation safety standards. Through case studies, simulations, and interactive exercises, attendees learn to conduct inspections, identify potential hazards, and implement corrective measures to ensure compliance with ICAO and regional aviation regulations.

These aviation safety oversight training programs in Manama blend theoretical frameworks with applied practice. Participants explore techniques for evaluating operational processes, auditing safety management systems, monitoring airline and airport performance, and reporting findings to regulatory bodies. The curriculum also covers coordination between national and international authorities, data-driven risk analysis, and strategies for continuous improvement in aviation safety oversight.

Attending these SAFA training courses in Manama provides professionals with the opportunity to engage with international experts and peers, sharing insights on best practices and emerging trends in aviation safety and regulatory oversight. The city’s strategic position and growing aviation sector enhance the learning experience, offering exposure to real-world challenges and practical applications in aviation safety management. By completing this specialization, participants will be equipped to perform effective safety oversight—strengthening compliance, mitigating operational risks, and contributing to the highest standards of aviation safety and organizational accountability.