Ground Support Training

We are able to provide the following type ground support training. Due to the fact that this is a total customized training we can only give you a roughly overview. Any training will be developed together with the customer. This must be happen because of the available airplanes, equipment’s and already existing experience.

Rigger Training Part 1

The qualification aim of the training is to qualify rigger to pack the parachute system (main and reserve canopy), to check the safety of used systems, to make a annual system safety check and to be able for basic rigging at the new system. The trainees should be qualified rigger with a minimum of one-year experience in rigging parachute systems.

The training includes:

  • Packing main and reserve canopies.
  • Chance of system configuration (opening device).
  • Safety check with “go” or “no go” decision in case of any damages.
  • Annual safety check.
  • Basics about repair the system in case of damages.

Duration of entire training:

1 week (5 days a week)

Number of trainees:

Maximum 4 rigger

Rigger Training Part 2

The qualification aim of the training is to upgrade qualified rigger who passed Rigger Training Part 1 for maintenance and repair.

The training includes:

  • Training canopy-patching.
  • Training of single line replacement .
  • Training of replacing complete line set.
  • Training harness repair.
  • Training container repair.

Duration of entire training:

1 week (5 days a week)

Number of trainees:

Maximum 4 rigger

Oxygen Maintenance Training

The qualification aim of the course is to train the preselected oxygen crew into basic maintenance procedure to maintain the delivered oxygen system.

The training includes:

  • General rules of conduct/training safety
  • Introduction of products/equipment
  • Oxygen fundamentals and the physics of gases
  • Operational aspects how to handle oxygen/pressure/volume of gases
  • Safety precautions in regard to handling of oxygen
  • Restrictions and limitations include charts and data
  • O2-Supply systems general date
  • Oxygen ground support equipment
    • System structure and operation
    • Testing of equipment
    • Post and pre flight checks
    • Explanation/Demonstration “fault finding”
  • System structure
  • Test concepts
  • Data and procedures
  • Module component testing
  • On the job training with fault finding in oxygen equipment

Duration of entire training:

1 week (5 days a week)

Number of trainees:

Maximum 3 per course