Answer: Control Tower Operator (CTO) certificate ratings are for Control Tower positions not Airspace Information Center (AIC) ratings. AIC ratings are issued on an Air Traffic Control Specialist (ATCS) Certificate. Only experienced air traffic controllers would achieve a CTO rating within 3 months. An initial CTO rating requires a minimum of 6 months in training to become rated by FAA standards. IAW Army standards the AIC rating period is 4 months with additional training time extensions as required.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
17 Jan 13 - HAAF CTO Traning
Question:
Can folks be CTO certified w/ 3 months of training?
Answer: Control Tower Operator (CTO) certificate ratings are for Control Tower positions not Airspace Information Center (AIC) ratings. AIC ratings are issued on an Air Traffic Control Specialist (ATCS) Certificate. Only experienced air traffic controllers would achieve a CTO rating within 3 months. An initial CTO rating requires a minimum of 6 months in training to become rated by FAA standards. IAW Army standards the AIC rating period is 4 months with additional training time extensions as required.
Answer: Control Tower Operator (CTO) certificate ratings are for Control Tower positions not Airspace Information Center (AIC) ratings. AIC ratings are issued on an Air Traffic Control Specialist (ATCS) Certificate. Only experienced air traffic controllers would achieve a CTO rating within 3 months. An initial CTO rating requires a minimum of 6 months in training to become rated by FAA standards. IAW Army standards the AIC rating period is 4 months with additional training time extensions as required.
17 Jan 13 - HAAF Base Ops Cross Training
Question: Can we cross train personnel
at base ops to do "flight following"?
Answer: No, the Current Army requirement is that AICs must be staffed by qualified air traffic controllers. Air Traffic Assistants (GS-2154) are not air traffic controllers (GS-2152). Base Ops GS-2154-8 air traffic assistants have not been screened for qualifications of ATC positions. i.e. must have completed training in a recognized ATC course of instruction (i.e. US Army or other DoD ATC School), possess ATC Specialist Certificate (ATCS Card) with previous facility ratings, be on flight status and possess a current Class IV ATC flight physical, meet maximum age restriction of 36 for initial entry into ATC duties (or possess an age waiver to perform ATC duties), etc.
Answer: No, the Current Army requirement is that AICs must be staffed by qualified air traffic controllers. Air Traffic Assistants (GS-2154) are not air traffic controllers (GS-2152). Base Ops GS-2154-8 air traffic assistants have not been screened for qualifications of ATC positions. i.e. must have completed training in a recognized ATC course of instruction (i.e. US Army or other DoD ATC School), possess ATC Specialist Certificate (ATCS Card) with previous facility ratings, be on flight status and possess a current Class IV ATC flight physical, meet maximum age restriction of 36 for initial entry into ATC duties (or possess an age waiver to perform ATC duties), etc.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
29 Jun 12 - Audit Prep
Comment - We should push back on the requirement to provide paper documents for the upcoming audit - all of this information can be pulled online. Priinting everything costs us dollars and wasted man-hours.
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29 Jun 12 - Water Fountain
Comment: Let's look to see if we can put a water fountain in Bldg. 624
Answer: Installed approx August 2012.
Answer: Installed approx August 2012.
29 Jun 12 - Stairwell
Comment: Have Safety adn DPW take a look at the north set of stairs in the RMO Bld. Employees feel this stairwell is unsafe.
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29 Jun 12 - Liberty Transit Advertisiing
Comment: Let's re-advertise the LC transit routes, cost using all ofour media for about a month.
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29 Jun 12 - Traffic Sign
Comment: Take down the no left turn sign at the stop sign to the exit of our parking lot that empties out onto 6th street.
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