Fatigue Management Training (FMT) Course

WHY LEARN GLOBAL REPORTING FORMAT (GRF)?

This training is suitable for both winter and tropical runway surface conditions
The objective to give relevant, reliable information on the runway surface condition.
Explain the need for and fundamental requirements of the GRF for assessing and reporting runway conditions
Describe factors that require adjustment for braking and accelerating in order to account for runway conditions

A standardized method of reporting in relation to airplane performance data.
Improving the safety of airport operations.
Complete a Runway Condition Report (RCR) to assess the performance of a take-off and landing
Summarize the end-to-end process of assessing and reporting runway conditions

Being fatigued poses a real threat to aviation safety. The serious nature of fatigue in the workplace has caused international regulators to require a Fatigue Management Training (FMT) to eliminate fatigue-related hazards. Scandlearn created a fully-fledged FMT e-course for a safe and bright-eyed journey.

FMT covers the possible causes and effects of fatigue and fatigue countermeasures. It has been scientifically developed for all flight crew members to abide by strictly.

Course Structure

Our Fatigue Management Training (FMT) training structures all key subjects into six modules.

Created Using CBTA

This course is developed using our Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) training framework and can be found in our LMS course builder where it can be previewed and made available for your crew. Contact the Scandlearn training department at training@scandlearn.com if you have any questions.

Target Audience

This course is designed for flight crew, cabin crew, and management personnel who must recognise, mitigate, and manage fatigue-related risks to ensure safe and effective operations. While Fatigue Management Training (FMT) applies broadly across commercial aviation, the course specifically targets operational and support teams from both airlines and business aviation operators.

Compliance and Relevance

Regulatory Compliance:
This course complies with IATA Fatigue Risk Management (FRM) Implementation Guide for Operators, ORO.FTL.250 and AMC1 ORO.FTL.250.
Course Version:
We continually update our content to stay at the forefront of industry needs and best practices, reflecting our commitment to providing the most up-to-date and relevant training.

TOPICS INCLUDED

Sleep science research
Challenges crew members encounter
Fatigue Management Training (FMT) and it's processes
Poor decision-making due to fatigue
Flying across time zones and body clock cycle
Role of Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS)

Cumulative effects of sleep deprivation
Factors that disrupt quality sleep
Effects of fatigue on flight operations
How to recognize fatigue symptoms
Crew member and operator responsibilities in reporting fatigue