Site Specific Aviation Implementation Plan (AIP).

DOE-STD-1164-2003

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Describe the typical management structure and associated positions in a

commercial (civil) aviation organization

Explain how the top management structure and the operating rules of a

commercial organization may differ from the Department's organization.

Describe similarities between the Department's aviation organization and that of a

commercial operator including:

Aviation manuals

Training programs

Maintenance and inspection requirements

Aviation Safety Officers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of their site

specific Aviation Implementation Plan (AIP).

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Describe the purpose of the AIP and how it pertains to your local organization.

Discuss the process for developing and approving an AIP.

Describe the process and frequency for reviewing, amending, and reapproving

your AIP.

Identify the major program areas addressed in your AIP.

Aviation Safety Officers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of the capabilities

of the aircraft used in their program.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Describe the basic capabilities and operating limitations for your aircraft

including the following items:

Number of required crewmembers for each mission type

Passenger capacity

Weather limitations

Time of day restrictions for your operations

Altitude limitations

Runway limitations

Maximum weight and any cargo limitations

Endurance limitations

Given a possible mission, demonstrate how you might determine whether or not

you could perform a mission that the Department requests with your aircraft.

Aviation Safety Officers shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of Federal

Aviation Administration's (FAA's) role in DOE Aviation.