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CAA Radio Operator Certificate of Competence (ROCC)


CAA Radio Operator Certificate of Competence (ROCC) Course Overview

This course is designed to deliver the required syllabus in CAP 452, using a combination of PowerPoint presentations, periodic assessment per subject area and practical R/T exercises.
Delegates will simulate communication for a helicopter approach and departure from a helideck and also learn the communication required in the event in an emergency.
The course is one of the prerequisites for an offshore Helideck Landing Officer (HLO) post, and is a requirement for those who are looking to the following workplaces:

- An offshore fixed platform or mobile drilling rig

- Emergency Response and Rescue Vessel (ERRV)

- Other specific assets that maintain a serviceable helideck

ROCC Course Content:

  • - Correct speech techniques
  • - Standard speech abbreviations
  • - Aircraft call signs
  • - Readability of transmissions
  • - Reporting of helideck movement
  • - Correct terminology
  • - Aircraft distress and urgency response procedures

Entry Requirements for this Training:

Delegates must be 18 years old. There are no pre-requisites in terms of previous training, however, it is important that prior to the course the key subject areas are studied by the delegate.
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Certification

Delegates passing the theory and practical assessment will be able to apply for a CAA Radio Operator Certificate of Competence (ROCC)

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