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| | | The Update of the Human Resource Study of the Commercial Pilot in Canada will provide the researched data that will then be used to develop a comprehensive picture of Canada’s commercial pilot occupation, describing both current conditions and likely developments in the future at the 5, 10, and 15 year marks. This research will also provide the foundation for the development of professional pilot occupational standards. The aviation transportation industry includes general aviation, commercial air carriers, rotorcraft operations; suppliers and maintenance repair and overhaul companies. Flight crews for the different operations require a diverse set of experience, skills and knowledge. The understanding of the human resources challenges to this sector is important to the aviation transportation community. Canada also has an important flight training industry that needs to understand the future commercial pilot knowledge and skill requirements in order to produce the properly trained personnel. Click here to view an information sheet about the project. Please free to distribute this information sheet to other representatives in your company as well as to associated companies throughout your network. For more information on the HRSCP-U project, please contact: Glenn Priestley
Project Manager/Gestionnaire de projets
Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council
Conseil Canadien de l"Entretien des Aéronefs
Tel: (613) 727-8272, ext. 258
Tel: 1-800-448-9715, ext. 258
Email: gpriestley@camc.ca
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| | Human Resources Study of Commercial Pilot in Canada Focus Group Meeting in September at BCIT | | | We would like to invite you to an important meeting of aviation professionals which will take place on Monday September 21st, 2009 at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Aerospace Technology Campus, 3800 Cessna Drive - Richmond, BC (CIBC Room 198). We have available a BCIT rate of $143.00 at the Delta Hotel, 3500 Cessna Drive, Richmond, BC, telephone 1-800-268-1133As a stakeholder in commercial aviation, your opinion is important. The Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council in partnership with the Air Transport Association of Canada, with funding provided by the Government of Canada has commissioned the 2009 Human Resource Study of the Commercial Pilot in Canada on behalf of Canada’s aviation industry.The focus group meeting is part of the steering committee overseeing this research. We understand it is a busy time of year, but your participation is important to the success of this project. The information from this study will help air operators and flight training units when making decisions that can affect the future direction of the commercial pilot in Canada, as well as the entire aviation industry's ability to sustain itself and to remain competitive. Any employer who hires commercial pilots or any training institution providing training to commercial pilots is eligible to participate. If interested in participating, please contact Glenn Priestley at gpriestley@camc.ca, by telephone at 1-800-448-9715 ext 258; or myself at wgouveia@atac.ca or by telephone at 613-233-7727 ext. 309. Participants will receive copies of the final report. The focus group meeting will begin at 10 am and be finished by 2:00 pm. A working lunch will be provided to participants. Parking: You can park either at Students' or Visitors' parking lot, however, visitors' is closer to the CIBC room. (click here to view)
Click here for directions to BCITPlease feel free to distribute this information sheet to other representatives in your company as well as to associate companies throughout your network. We look forward to hearing from youBest regards, Wayne GouveiaVice President, Commercial General Aviation
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| | Commercial Pilot Survey | | | The Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council in partnership with the Air Transport Association of Canada, with funding provided by the Government of Canada, has commissioned the 2009 Human Resource Study of the Commercial Pilot in Canada. The survey is designed to collect information about the number of commercial pilots within your organization, and changes affecting demand for pilots or skills required by pilots. It will also explore key human resource issues such as expected future retirements for commercial pilots, and any challenges in obtaining qualified pilots in terms of experience and skills. Companies that complete the survey will be provided with an advance electronic copy of the Human Resource Study of the Commercial Pilot in Canada report from CAMC. Click here to download a copy of the Flight Training Unit - Fixed Wing survey
Click here to download a copy of the Operator - Fixed wing survey Click here to download a copy of the Flight Training Unit- Helicopter survey Click here to download a copy of the Operator - Helicopter survey
To return the survey, fax the survey to R.A. Malatest & Associates Ltd. at 1-888-384-2774 (toll-free fax), or call 1-888-274-1700 (toll-free phone) to complete the survey by phone. S'il vous plaît, veuillez contacter R.A. Malatest & Associates Ltd. au 1-888-274-1700, si vous désirez recevoir une copie du sondage en français. Individual data pertaining to any specific organization will not be published and will be treated as strictly confidential. If possible, please return your completed survey by September 5, 2009. If you would like to have more information about this study, please contact Heather MacDonald of R.A. Malatest & Associates Ltd. at 1-800-665-5848, Glenn Priestley of CAMC at gpriestley@camc.ca, by telephone at 1-800-448-9715 ext 258; or Wayne Gouveia of ATAC at wgouveia@atac.ca or by telephone at 613-233-7727 ext. 309. | | |
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| | CAMC Focus Group Meeting in Toronto/Winnipeg- RE HR Study of Commercial Pilot in Canada | | |
Completed On August 25 and 26, important meetings of aviation professionals will take place in Toronto and Winnipeg. As a stakeholder in commercial aviation, your opinion is important. The Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council is managing this human resource study of the commercial pilot in Canada on behalf of the aviation industry. The focus group meeting is part of the steering committee overseeing this research. We understand it is a busy time of year, but your participation is important to the success of this project. The information from this study will help air operators and flight training units when making decisions that can affect the future direction of the commercial pilot in Canada, as well as the entire aviation industry's ability to sustain itself and to remain competitive. Any employer who hires commercial pilots or any training institution providing training to commercial pilots is eligible to participate. Participants will receive copies of the final report. Any interested employers can contact me via email: gpriestley@camc.ca or telephone: 613-727-8272 ext 258 or by calling our toll free number: 1-800-448-9715. Please free to distribute this information sheet to other representatives in your company as well as to associated companies throughout your network. We look forward to hearing from you. Thank you Glenn Priestley
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