AVIY5050 — Provide aerodrome control services
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What an assessment for AVIY5050 must cover
91 assessable components: 2 elements (23 performance criteria), 28 performance evidence and 40 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Manage aerodrome traffic zone and aerodrome manoeuvring area
- 1.1Traffic priorities are applied in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs)
- 1.2Service priorities are applied in accordance with that which is most safety critical
- 1.3Hazards are identified, risks are assessed, and risk controls are implemented
- 1.4Control practices and procedures are adjusted in accordance with changing aerodrome traffic zone and aerodrome environment factors
- 1.5Systematic scan technique of aerodrome traffic zone and aerodrome is maintained
- 1.6General and sector weather observations are conducted
- 1.7Documented instructions and agreements applicable to jurisdictional area are applied
- 1.8Non-compliance with control instructions and procedures is recognised and addressed
- 1.9Taxiways are used to facilitate maximum use of runways
- 1.10Runway mode selected is suitable and efficient for traffic flow
- 1.11Runways are operated dependently
- 1.12Runways are operated independently
- 1.13Control services are provided in accordance with airspace classification and status
- 1.14Airspaces are administered in accordance with user activity
- 1.15Aircraft are authorised to use aerodrome traffic zone and aerodrome
- 1.16Vehicles and pedestrians are authorised to use aerodrome manoeuvring areas
2 Assure separation
- 2.1Conflicts are recognised and resolved
- 2.2Separation is provided
- 2.3Jurisdiction for maintaining aircraft separation is agreed and assigned
- 2.4Alternative separation is provided as required
- 2.5Separation is adjusted when systems are degraded, or airways facilities are reduced
- 2.6Most appropriate applied separation is provided taking into account safety, expedition and the method of control and surveillance
- 2.7Compromised separation is recognised and addressed
Performance evidence
- adhering to procedures
- adjusting route and track of aircraft
- allocating attention according to priorities
- applying precautions and required action to minimise, control or eliminate identified hazards
- applying reasoning and decision making to airspace and flight path scenarios
- communicating effectively with others
- completing relevant documentation
- conducting general and sector meteorological observation
- coordinating air traffic services effectively
- determining runway mode
- executing control actions
- facilitating unusual flight operations
- formulating airways clearance and control instructions
- implementing contingency plans
- maintaining a strategic traffic management plan
- maintaining surveillance of aerodrome traffic zone and aerodrome
- managing aerodrome traffic zone operating equipment in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs)
- managing operations on taxiways
- perceiving and comprehending incoming information
- processing military aircraft
- projecting and developing future airspace and flight path scenarios
- recording and annotating flight information and messages
- reporting and rectifying identified conflicts promptly
- reporting and rectifying identified problems promptly
- responding to stressful situations with a considered and measured approach
- separating aircraft using aerodrome control techniques and standards
- working collaboratively with others
- working systematically with attention to detail
Knowledge evidence
- aerodrome and runway markings
- aerodrome control separation standards and techniques
- aerodrome lighting
- air navigation systems and visual aids
- air traffic priorities
- air traffic services
- airborne collision and avoidance systems
- aircraft type, associated wake turbulence and performance categories
- airspace service priorities and the safety imperative
- characteristics of aerodrome traffic zone patterns and traffic flows, including critical positions
- charts and operational documentation
- communications phraseologies and procedures
- compromised separation and non-compliant use of aerodromes and airspaces
- conditional air traffic clearance
- coordination requirements
- division of responsibilities for air traffic services
- formation flight configurations, separation, procedures and practices
- handover/takeover procedures and practices
- human machine interface (HMI) states and associated interactions
- meteorological documentation, terms and definitions
- military flight operations
- national airspace system and standard route structure
- navigation principles and terminology
- organisational and licensing administration
- physical characteristics of aerodrome and runways
- principles and procedures of altimetry
- principles of threat and error management
- principles of flight
- procedures for recording operational information
- provision of air traffic services and air traffic flow management (ATFM) during system degradation, including facility failures and restoration of system components
- relevant sections of regulatory and operational documentation
- route, track, heading and aircraft performance characteristics
- rules of the air governing visual and instrument flight
- runway visibility measurement
- safety occurrence reporting
- terrain and prominent landmarks affecting flight operations within aerodrome traffic zone
- terrain protection
- transfer of control points
- transition from instrument flight to visual flight conditions
- weather phenomena affecting flight operations
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Questions about assessing AVIY5050
What does an assessment tool for AVIY5050 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AVIY5050 needs to address all 91 unit components: 2 elements with 23 performance criteria, 28 performance evidence requirements, 40 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for AVIY5050?
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