| HART Aviation delivers aviation safety, technical and commercial advice to clients across all sectors and industries, to help them minimise and efficiently manage their exposure to aviation risk. |
With offices in Australia, Canada, South Africa, the UK, the USA, and South America, we travel wherever our clients operate, in both onshore and offshore environments. We provide audits, inspections, investigations and advice to clients in over 50 countries around the world annually. > more
HART Aviation minimizes Aviation Risk by:
| > | Auditing aircraft operators and their facilities. | |
| > | Developing safety policies, standards and procedures. | |
| > | Drafting/assessing aviation tenders. | |
| > | Inspecting airfields, aircraft, helipads and helidecks. | |
| > | Advising on specialist flying. | |
| > | Investigating incidents and accidents. | |
| > | Liaising with civil aviation authorities. | |
| > | Assessing the relative safety of airlines. | |
| > | Providing expert advice relating to aviation infrastructure. | |
| > | Counselling on all other services related to aviation risk and safety management. |
We advise companies and organisations including:
| > | Resources & Mining | > Engineering | |
| > | Oil, Petroleum & Gas Producers | > Logistics & Transport | |
| > | Government | > Aviation | |
| > | Public Utilities |
HART Aviation's ISO trained advisors ensure the best advice for the safety of your operations. > more
| > | HART Aviation recruits in South America | |
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What Level of Supervision does an Operation Need? |
Aviation is not a business where one size fits all. Moving a hundred people by passenger jet, conducting aerial survey at low level, moving drill rigs by helicopter external load, fulfulling airborne emergency response requirements, chartering air support in emerging nations, flying in mountainous terrain - the variations go on and on. This case study provides simple guidance on when and how much to audit or supervise, so that the effort is efficient, the safety impact is maximised and company policy objectives are met. > more
