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The course provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and best practices in safeguarding critical infrastructure, making it ideal for new and experienced airport personnel alike.

Most public bodies use some form of Roberts Rules of Order for their meetings.  To the uninitiated, the rules and process may be confusing and sound unnecessarily formal.  But with a better understanding of Roberts Rules, members of a governing board, staff and consultants can navigate the public debate and decision-making process.  This webinar provides a basic understanding of how Robert Rules works, how to navigate the rules, maintain ethical standards, and how to ensure that public meetings move efficiently without becoming too bogged down in minutiae while simultaneously ensuring that all voices are heard.  The webinar will provide examples of how to ethically adapt Robert’s Rules to a particular circumstance – whether it be a highly formal or a much more informal public meeting.

This webinar willl fulfill the requirement of 2 Ethics CEUs for A.A.E.s for the current cycle.

This interactive one-day course is designed to introduce both new and experienced Airfield Operators to the essential elements of communicating and coordinating with Air Traffic Control (ATC).

There’s a lot of misinformation out there — from misleading how-to videos to misinformed professionals — when it comes to grounding and bonding in electrical systems, especially in the airfield lighting industry. This insightful session clears up the confusion and dives deep into what these terms really mean, how they differ, how they overlap, and why they matter.

Anyone who has worked with the public and communities around airports knows that airport noise is often the most controversial and dominant issue in airport-community relations.  But many people misunderstand the role of the players in the noise world: the airport proprietors, aircraft operators, the СÖíÓ°ÊÓ, and the community.  With a better understanding of the principles of noise law, airport management, staff and consultants will be able to communicate more effectively with neighbors, elected officials and the community.  This webinar provides basic understanding of how airport noise is regulated, who has what authority when it comes to airport noise and will dispel common misunderstandings about what airports and their users can, and cannot, do to address noise problems.

This webinar will fulfill the requirement of 2 Ethics CEUs for A.A.E.s for the current cycle.