Overview

This standard is about overseeing the setting up of flying or installing flown components on a set. You will be required to oversee other's work, checking flying equipment and flown components are set up and installed safely in line with the production plan, produce fly plots to support the production process and deal constructively with any problems.

This standard is for anyone overseeing the set up of flying or installing flown components.


Performance Criteria

You must be able to:

  1. use safe and secure handling, lifting and lowering techniques in line with regulations and organisational procedures
  2. give instruction to the people involved to set up flying or install flown components
  3. monitor progress of work to set up flying or install flown components 
  4. identify and deal with any problems and emergencies whilst overseeing set up in line with regulations and organisational procedures
  5. produce fly plots that can be reliably reproduced by another person and makes efficient use of the available resources
  6. use methods to achieve plot requirements that sustain and enhance the performance mood
  7. inform relevant people about any problems meeting performance requirements
  8. review fly plots at regular intervals and use this information to improve future performances
  9. keep plot records in line with organisational requirements 

 

Knowledge and Understanding

You must know and understand:

  1. the regulations, legislation, codes of practice and organisational requirements concerning the setting up and installation of flying systems
  2. the types of issues that may occur when working with flying systems and how to deal with these
  3. the correct procedures and techniques for safe manual handling, lifting and lowering
  4. the importance of co-operation and communication with other staff while working and what might happen if you do not
  5. how to maintain working relationships with members of the technical team and why this is important
  6. why it is important to produce plots that can be reproduced by another person and how to do so
  7. the human and physical resources that are available to you and how to make best use of these
  8. how to interpret the performance mood and ensure that the plot requirements support these
  9. the types of problems that may occur in meeting performance requirements 
  10. the importance of reviewing and improving fly plots, who to do this with and how to learn lessons for the future
  11. how to maintain plot records in line with organisational requirements