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Course A-220
Safety of Lasers Outdoors |
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This three-day intermediate level course covers the major laser safety factors associated with the use of lasers outdoors, especially in the airspace. The course is based on the FAA: 7400.2E, Part 6, Chapter 29: Outdoor Laser Operations as well as the ANSI Z136.6 "Safe Use of Lasers Outdoors" Standard. Also, key laser safety factors will be introduced from the information provided in the FDA's "Laser Product Performance Standard" (CFR Part 1000) enforced by the CDRH. The course will be specific to the FDA's light show variance requirements and the reporting requirements of the FAA.
For more information regarding this course, please contact
us via email or call a course representative at 1-800-94-LASER.
"…Professors were extremely enthusiastic and competent. They both showed genuine concern for all students…" Student
Comment About RLI Courses
Facts:
- Three Days
- Multimedia lecture, small group discussions and equipment demonstrations
- Attendees are eligible for 3 ABIH CM Credits and/or 16 CEC's Awarded by AAHP
Topics
Highlights
- Evaluation of laser air-space incidents
- Beam scanning factors
- SKYZAN© and LAZAN© software demos
- Laser scanner system performance and output measurement
- Students will do three-dimensional laser hazard zone airspace analysis
- Methods of incident prevention including air traffic and pilot responses
Prerequisites
- L-111 or equivalent experience
Faculty
Gregory Makhov
Jay Parkinson
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