Part A - Safety And Organisational Layout; Purpose; Scope; Safety Policy And National Perspective - dji Phantom 3 Advanced Operation Manual

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PART A – SAFETY AND ORGANISATIONAL LAYOUT

1. Purpose

The purpose of this document is to detail the items to be covered for the safe operation of DJI Phantom 3
Advanced by Leicester Drones

2. Scope

This operations manual applies to all
Phantom 3 Advanced detailed in the Aircraft Technical Specifications section.

2.1. Safety Policy and National Perspective

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unmanned aircraft systems (SUAS) as previously detailed are carried out as safely as possible.
Leicester Drones addresses operations in the United Kingdom and covers regulations, procedures and
specific details concerning individual countries.
requirements are addressed, these are preceded by the following prefix to lines and paragraphs as
appropriate:
UK CAA-UK –United Kingdom - Civil Aviation Authority

2.2. Safety Goals

It is the goal of Leicester Drones
property. The Leicester Drones
limitations of the Permission / Exemption for Aerial Work issued by the UK CAA to

2.3. Safety Assurance

Leicester Drones is committed to maintaining the highest standards of flight safety and aims to minimise
harm to any persons or property by undertaking thorough risk assessment, site surveys, crew briefings
and ensuring aircraft are in operational condition through regular inspection and maintenance regimes.
By these processes
Safety assurance is also provided by the following processes and procedures contained within this
document, including:-

Operating Limitations;

Maintenance Principles;

Qualification Requirements;

Crew Health;

Flight Planning;

On-Site Procedures;

Emergency Procedures; and

Incident Reporting.
Safe operations will also be assured through regular reviews and safety performance monitoring, e.g.
through regular reviews of incident logs.

2.4. Organisational and Safety Training

All Leicester Drones
specific procedures set out in this Operations Manual. The training course will include a brief technical
overview of the aircraft currently in service, limitations to be considered for operating, organisational
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personnel.
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adopts best industry practice to ensure that all of its flight operations using small
to operate aircraft without harm, injury or damage to any persons or
Pilot-In-Command will comply with all of the safety requirements and
Leicester Drones assures safety at all times whilst carrying out flight operations.
crew members will undertake an organisational training course and must follow
personnel involved in the safe operation of the DJI
Where specific National Aviation Authority
Operations Manual
Leicester Drones.
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