Offshore Meteorological Observer – Training Course ONLINE
Registration
Purpose
The role of the meteorological observer has become increasingly important in the offshore oil and gas industry. Accurate and timely weather observations contribute significantly to aviation safety by providing pilots with reliable information to support flight planning and operational decision-making. Meteorological observers are responsible for assessing current weather conditions at the helideck and communicating relevant information through clear and accurate radio weather reports.
Content
- Minimum requirements for offshore helicopter landing areas(CAP 746)
- METAR and UK coding rules(CAP 746)
- Weather elements
- Weather measuring instruments
- High and low pressure systems and fronts
- Weather forecasting and weather map
- Helideck monitoring system(HMS) and weather data
- Offshore weather checklist(CAP 437)
- Reading METAR and TAF codes
Objectives
The objective of this course is to equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to observe, assess, and report prevailing weather conditions accurately. Participants will learn how to prepare and communicate pre-flight weather reports in accordance with established procedures. Particular emphasis is placed on the accuracy, clarity, and reliability of weather information, enabling pilots to assess conditions and make informed decisions before conducting offshore flights.
Duration
One day
Language
English
Location
Trogir, Croatia
Hotel booking assisted for participants living far from Trogir.
Distance learning option
Yes (e-learning / online)
Evaluation
All participants have to complete a questionnaire in order to obtain the certificate.
Certification - Diploma
All persons who successfully complete the course based on the performance standards will receive certificate with two years validity in line with Offshore International Industries guidelines. This Training follows international standards of quality and meets the ISO 9001-2015 requirements.
