Industry-Based Learning
Aviation Management
Do you need staff that are able to ...
- Understand the functions, processes and relationships involved in planning and executing operations of both airlines and airports
- Develop operational documents under supervision
- Contribute to the scheduling and control of aircraft maintenance
- Contribute to the development of Safety Management Systems
- Apply risk management principles to the development of procedures
- Undertake compliance functions within airlines, airports and service providers
- Conduct material selection analysis for product design
- Have a broad understanding of the regulatory issues, both domestically and internationally, affecting the Air Transportation Industry
- Understand future technological developments and the effects on future economic viability of the industry
Employ an IBL Student
6 or 12 month placements commencing
- November - February
- June - August
More Information...
IBL Co-ordinator
Faculty of Engineering & Industrial Sciences
Telephone (+61 3) 9214 5081,
Fax (+61 3) 9214 8484,
email: eisibl@swin.edu.au
Office: Room EN153 Hawthorn Campus
