Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations Evidence Guide

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Evidence Guide: AVIY0009 - Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations

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AVIY0009 - Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Compile aviation documentation

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Flight time recording requirements are accurately transcribed and compiled within authorised flight documents and flight record systems

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Aviation legislation, aeronautical information and general operating rules are confirmed and applied to aviation operations

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Aircraft maintenance release requirements and documentation compliance requirements are clarified

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Apply flight crew licensing knowledge

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Knowledge of flight crew licence limitations and privileges is applied

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Flight crew licence medical standards and limitations are confirmed and applied to aviation operations

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Licence holder privileges relating to daily maintenance inspections, maintenance release documentation and defect reporting are complied with

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Apply flight rules and conditions of flight

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Rules of the air are applied to aviation operations

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Aerodrome operating requirements are applied

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Separation minima at non-controlled aerodromes is applied

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Smoking restrictions during take-off, landing and refuelling operations are complied with

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Carriage and discharge of firearms requirements are applied

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Visual flight rules (VFR) and visual meteorology conditions are applied to aviation operations below 10,000 feet (ft)

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Altimetry procedures for flight below 10,000 ft are applied to aviation operations

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Drugs and alcohol usage rules including temporary medical unfitness for flight are complied with

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Evidence:

Aircraft lighting configuration and operating requirements are followed

Minimum operating heights for flights over populated and other areas are applied
Flight operating limitations for acrobatic flights and flights over public gatherings are complied with
Flight operating requirements for take-off and landing during daylight hours are applied

Minimum operating heights for flights over populated and other areas are applied

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Flight operating limitations for acrobatic flights and flights over public gatherings are complied with

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Flight operating requirements for take-off and landing during daylight hours are applied

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Apply air service operations legislative requirements

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Passenger carriage legislative requirements are extracted from authorised references

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Cargo, floatation and survival equipment, dangerous goods and miscellaneous cargo carriage requirements are applied

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Legislative responsibilities and requirements of the pilot in command (PIC) are identified

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Legislative requirements of flight crew before and after flight duties are applied

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Apply aerodrome and airspace knowledge

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Aerodrome movement areas, landing areas, helicopter landing site (HLS) and markings are identified

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Evidence:

Aerodrome operating procedures are applied to circuit operations

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Aerodrome meteorological minima is applied

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Classes of controlled and uncontrolled airspace are complied with

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Prohibited, restricted and danger (PRD) area flight operating conditions are applied

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Evidence:

Flight information and air traffic service area boundaries and limitations are identified and applied to aviation operations

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Evidence:

Altimetry datum and appropriate reference heights are calculated and applied to aviation operations

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Teacher:

Evidence:

Airspace documentation is identified and prescribed airspace requirements are followed

Completed
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Teacher:

Evidence:

Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) operating requirements, pilot interception actions and vested powers of the PIC are explained

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Apply aviation emergency and search and rescue (SAR) knowledge

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Radio equipment testing and listening watch requirements are applied

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Aircraft navigation and landing light usage during emergency procedures is explained and applied

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Emergency incident and accident definitions and reporting requirements are outlined

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Mercy flight conditions and restrictions are outlined

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Flight incident and accident notification responsibilities of the PIC are identified

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Search and rescue timings (SARTIME) is determined and applied to aviation operations

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Emergency procedure documents are identified and utilised during emergency and SAR operations

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Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________ Date: _

Signature: ________________________________________________

Comments:

Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENTS		PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
Elements describe the essential outcomes.		Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.
1	Compile aviation documentation	1.1	Flight time recording requirements are accurately transcribed and compiled within authorised flight documents and flight record systems
		1.2	Aviation legislation, aeronautical information and general operating rules are confirmed and applied to aviation operations
		1.3	Aircraft maintenance release requirements and documentation compliance requirements are clarified
2	Apply flight crew licensing knowledge	2.1	Knowledge of flight crew licence limitations and privileges is applied
		2.2	Flight crew licence medical standards and limitations are confirmed and applied to aviation operations
		2.3	Licence holder privileges relating to daily maintenance inspections, maintenance release documentation and defect reporting are complied with
3	Apply flight rules and conditions of flight	3.1	Rules of the air are applied to aviation operations
		3.2	Aerodrome operating requirements are applied
		3.3	Separation minima at non-controlled aerodromes is applied
		3.4	Smoking restrictions during take-off, landing and refuelling operations are complied with
		3.5	Carriage and discharge of firearms requirements are applied
		3.6	Visual flight rules (VFR) and visual meteorology conditions are applied to aviation operations below 10,000 feet (ft)
		3.7	Altimetry procedures for flight below 10,000 ft are applied to aviation operations
		3.8	Drugs and alcohol usage rules including temporary medical unfitness for flight are complied with
		3.9	Aircraft lighting configuration and operating requirements are followed
		3.10	Minimum operating heights for flights over populated and other areas are applied
		3.11	Flight operating limitations for acrobatic flights and flights over public gatherings are complied with
		3.12	Flight operating requirements for take-off and landing during daylight hours are applied
4	Apply air service operations legislative requirements	4.1	Passenger carriage legislative requirements are extracted from authorised references
		4.2	Cargo, floatation and survival equipment, dangerous goods and miscellaneous cargo carriage requirements are applied
		4.3	Legislative responsibilities and requirements of the pilot in command (PIC) are identified
		4.4	Legislative requirements of flight crew before and after flight duties are applied
5	Apply aerodrome and airspace knowledge	5.1	Aerodrome movement areas, landing areas, helicopter landing site (HLS) and markings are identified
		5.2	Aerodrome operating procedures are applied to circuit operations
		5.3	Aerodrome meteorological minima is applied
		5.4	Classes of controlled and uncontrolled airspace are complied with
		5.5	Prohibited, restricted and danger (PRD) area flight operating conditions are applied
		5.6	Flight information and air traffic service area boundaries and limitations are identified and applied to aviation operations
		5.7	Altimetry datum and appropriate reference heights are calculated and applied to aviation operations
		5.8	Airspace documentation is identified and prescribed airspace requirements are followed
		5.9	Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) operating requirements, pilot interception actions and vested powers of the PIC are explained
6	Apply aviation emergency and search and rescue (SAR) knowledge	6.1	Radio equipment testing and listening watch requirements are applied
		6.2	Aircraft navigation and landing light usage during emergency procedures is explained and applied
		6.3	Emergency incident and accident definitions and reporting requirements are outlined
		6.4	Mercy flight conditions and restrictions are outlined
		6.5	Flight incident and accident notification responsibilities of the PIC are identified
		6.6	Search and rescue timings (SARTIME) is determined and applied to aviation operations
		6.7	Emergency procedure documents are identified and utilised during emergency and SAR operations

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENTS		PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
Elements describe the essential outcomes.		Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.
1	Compile aviation documentation	1.1	Flight time recording requirements are accurately transcribed and compiled within authorised flight documents and flight record systems
		1.2	Aviation legislation, aeronautical information and general operating rules are confirmed and applied to aviation operations
		1.3	Aircraft maintenance release requirements and documentation compliance requirements are clarified
2	Apply flight crew licensing knowledge	2.1	Knowledge of flight crew licence limitations and privileges is applied
		2.2	Flight crew licence medical standards and limitations are confirmed and applied to aviation operations
		2.3	Licence holder privileges relating to daily maintenance inspections, maintenance release documentation and defect reporting are complied with
3	Apply flight rules and conditions of flight	3.1	Rules of the air are applied to aviation operations
		3.2	Aerodrome operating requirements are applied
		3.3	Separation minima at non-controlled aerodromes is applied
		3.4	Smoking restrictions during take-off, landing and refuelling operations are complied with
		3.5	Carriage and discharge of firearms requirements are applied
		3.6	Visual flight rules (VFR) and visual meteorology conditions are applied to aviation operations below 10,000 feet (ft)
		3.7	Altimetry procedures for flight below 10,000 ft are applied to aviation operations
		3.8	Drugs and alcohol usage rules including temporary medical unfitness for flight are complied with
		3.9	Aircraft lighting configuration and operating requirements are followed
		3.10	Minimum operating heights for flights over populated and other areas are applied
		3.11	Flight operating limitations for acrobatic flights and flights over public gatherings are complied with
		3.12	Flight operating requirements for take-off and landing during daylight hours are applied
4	Apply air service operations legislative requirements	4.1	Passenger carriage legislative requirements are extracted from authorised references
		4.2	Cargo, floatation and survival equipment, dangerous goods and miscellaneous cargo carriage requirements are applied
		4.3	Legislative responsibilities and requirements of the pilot in command (PIC) are identified
		4.4	Legislative requirements of flight crew before and after flight duties are applied
5	Apply aerodrome and airspace knowledge	5.1	Aerodrome movement areas, landing areas, helicopter landing site (HLS) and markings are identified
		5.2	Aerodrome operating procedures are applied to circuit operations
		5.3	Aerodrome meteorological minima is applied
		5.4	Classes of controlled and uncontrolled airspace are complied with
		5.5	Prohibited, restricted and danger (PRD) area flight operating conditions are applied
		5.6	Flight information and air traffic service area boundaries and limitations are identified and applied to aviation operations
		5.7	Altimetry datum and appropriate reference heights are calculated and applied to aviation operations
		5.8	Airspace documentation is identified and prescribed airspace requirements are followed
		5.9	Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) operating requirements, pilot interception actions and vested powers of the PIC are explained
6	Apply aviation emergency and search and rescue (SAR) knowledge	6.1	Radio equipment testing and listening watch requirements are applied
		6.2	Aircraft navigation and landing light usage during emergency procedures is explained and applied
		6.3	Emergency incident and accident definitions and reporting requirements are outlined
		6.4	Mercy flight conditions and restrictions are outlined
		6.5	Flight incident and accident notification responsibilities of the PIC are identified
		6.6	Search and rescue timings (SARTIME) is determined and applied to aviation operations
		6.7	Emergency procedure documents are identified and utilised during emergency and SAR operations

Evidence required to demonstrate competence in this unit must be relevant to and satisfy all of the requirements of the elements and performance criteria on at least one occasion and include:

applying air service operations legislative requirements

applying aviation emergency and search and rescue (SAR) knowledge to aviation operations

applying flight crew licensing requirements

applying flight rules and conditions of flight to aviation operations

applying relevant aeronautical knowledge

compiling legislated aviation documentation

extracting information from civil air law, aviation regulations, policies and procedures

reading, interpreting and following relevant regulations, instructions, procedures, information and signs.

Evidence required to demonstrate competence in this unit must be relevant to and satisfy all of the requirements of the elements and performance criteria and include knowledge of:

application of civil air law, aviation regulations, policies and procedures to aviation operations

CASR Part 61 Manual of Standards Schedule 3 Aeronautical Knowledge relevant to aeroplane or helicopter operations

relevant sections of Civil Aviation Safety Regulations and Civil Aviation Orders pertaining to civil air law, regulations, policies and procedures.

Range Statement

Range is restricted to essential operating conditions and any other variables essential to the work environment.

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Evidence Guide: AVIY0009 - Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations

Student: __________________________________________________

Signature: _________________________________________________

Tips for gathering evidence to demonstrate your skills

AVIY0009 - Apply the principles of civil air law to aviation operations

Compile aviation documentation

Flight time recording requirements are accurately transcribed and compiled within authorised flight documents and flight record systems

Aviation legislation, aeronautical information and general operating rules are confirmed and applied to aviation operations

Aircraft maintenance release requirements and documentation compliance requirements are clarified

Apply flight crew licensing knowledge

Knowledge of flight crew licence limitations and privileges is applied

Flight crew licence medical standards and limitations are confirmed and applied to aviation operations

Licence holder privileges relating to daily maintenance inspections, maintenance release documentation and defect reporting are complied with

Apply flight rules and conditions of flight

Rules of the air are applied to aviation operations

Aerodrome operating requirements are applied

Separation minima at non-controlled aerodromes is applied

Smoking restrictions during take-off, landing and refuelling operations are complied with

Carriage and discharge of firearms requirements are applied

Visual flight rules (VFR) and visual meteorology conditions are applied to aviation operations below 10,000 feet (ft)

Altimetry procedures for flight below 10,000 ft are applied to aviation operations

Drugs and alcohol usage rules including temporary medical unfitness for flight are complied with

Aircraft lighting configuration and operating requirements are followed

Apply air service operations legislative requirements

Passenger carriage legislative requirements are extracted from authorised references

Cargo, floatation and survival equipment, dangerous goods and miscellaneous cargo carriage requirements are applied

Legislative responsibilities and requirements of the pilot in command (PIC) are identified

Legislative requirements of flight crew before and after flight duties are applied

Apply aerodrome and airspace knowledge

Aerodrome movement areas, landing areas, helicopter landing site (HLS) and markings are identified

Aerodrome operating procedures are applied to circuit operations

Aerodrome meteorological minima is applied

Classes of controlled and uncontrolled airspace are complied with

Prohibited, restricted and danger (PRD) area flight operating conditions are applied

Flight information and air traffic service area boundaries and limitations are identified and applied to aviation operations

Altimetry datum and appropriate reference heights are calculated and applied to aviation operations

Airspace documentation is identified and prescribed airspace requirements are followed

Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) operating requirements, pilot interception actions and vested powers of the PIC are explained

Apply aviation emergency and search and rescue (SAR) knowledge

Radio equipment testing and listening watch requirements are applied

Aircraft navigation and landing light usage during emergency procedures is explained and applied

Emergency incident and accident definitions and reporting requirements are outlined

Mercy flight conditions and restrictions are outlined

Flight incident and accident notification responsibilities of the PIC are identified

Search and rescue timings (SARTIME) is determined and applied to aviation operations

Emergency procedure documents are identified and utilised during emergency and SAR operations

Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________________ Date: _________

Signature: ________________________________________________

Comments:

Instructions to Assessors

Teacher: ___________________________ Date: _