From passenger screening to remote base self-dispatch — the programs that protect people, cargo, and aircraft.
Standalone operational assessments are independent evaluations for established operators or their clients, such as resorts, mining companies, and oil and gas producers, who depend on an aviation service provider and need to know it can deliver the level and efficiency of service their project requires. Each assessment can be contracted separately or bundled with the others into a comprehensive package.
Security programs are easy to write and hard to live by, especially at remote bases where the nearest authority is an hour’s flight away. This assessment evaluates the safety and security programs that protect your passengers, cargo, and aircraft, wherever the operation actually occurs.
What the assessment covers
- Main passenger and cargo facilities, including screening programs and their day-to-day operation.
- Aircraft in-service protection.
- Remote base “self-dispatch” procedures — the discipline that keeps far-flung operations safe when no supervisor is watching.
What you receive
A comprehensive report with findings and prioritized recommendations, benchmarked against international standards. My security experience spans transport security programs, offshore operations for major oil companies, and the practical realities of island and remote-community bases where formal infrastructure is thin. Every assessment draws on the IATA Aviation Safety Management Diploma, IATA accreditation as a safety and quality auditor, and more than twenty airline and operator audits completed worldwide.
Once the assessment is complete, I can help develop and implement your company’s scope of work so you get the realistic level of aviation service your project requires, and your team can concentrate on the task at hand: catering to tourists, producing oil, laying pipelines, or mining minerals.
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