GHS Aviation Group provides Load Control and Weight & Balance training and program support to ensure safe, compliant loading and reliable departure performance. Training covers load planning roles and responsibilities, mass and balance principles, use of load sheets and load control systems, index/trim and CG management, ULD/compartment constraints, last-minute changes (LMC), passenger/baggage/cargo distribution, special loads, and load communication between ramp, load control, and flightcrew. Deliverables include a complete training package (slides, instructor guide, student materials), competency checks, recurrent training structure, and operator-ready procedures and records for audit-ready compliance.

GHS Aviation Group delivers Lead Quality Auditor training to develop competent, confident auditors who can plan, lead, and report audits with consistency and credibility. The course builds advanced capability in audit planning and scoping, process-based auditing, sampling strategies, interview technique, objective evidence evaluation, nonconformity writing, and CAPA verification—aligned with ISO 19011 principles and aviation QMS expectations. Participants leave with practical tools (audit plans, checklists, evidence trails, report templates) and the leadership techniques required to manage audit teams, handle difficult auditees, and produce audit results that drive measurable quality and operational performance improvement across flight operations, maintenance, and ground handling.

GHS Aviation Group delivers IOSA Advanced Internal Quality Auditor training to build auditor capability beyond checklist compliance—focused on evidence-based auditing, risk-based thinking, and consistent ISARP interpretation. The course develops skills in audit planning and scoping, interview technique, objective evidence evaluation, sampling, nonconformity writing, root cause linkage, and corrective action effectiveness verification, aligned to IOSA methodology and audit discipline. Deliverables include advanced auditor tools (planning templates, evidence maps, report formats), practical exercises using airline scenarios, and a standardized approach that improves audit quality, repeatability, and readiness for external IOSA audits.

GHS Aviation Group provides Introduction to SMS for Alaska Operators—a practical course built for remote operations, challenging weather, limited infrastructure, and mixed fleets. Training covers SMS fundamentals (policy, hazard reporting, risk assessment, safety assurance, safety promotion), how to run a simple, effective reporting and risk workflow, and how to integrate SMS into day-to-day decisions in flight ops, maintenance, and ground handling. Alaska-specific scenarios focus on operational control, weather decision points, remote airfields, and SAR interfaces. Deliverables include a starter SMS toolkit—reporting forms, risk assessment templates, meeting agendas, and implementation checklists.

GHS Aviation Group provides Internal Quality Auditor (Recurrent) training to maintain auditor proficiency and standardize audit quality across the program. Training refreshes process-based auditing, risk-based audit planning, effective interviewing, objective evidence discipline, nonconformity classification and writing, CAPA verification, and audit reporting consistency—using recent case studies and common audit pitfalls. Deliverables include recurrent exercises, updated checklists and report templates, calibration guidance, and audit-ready records to support a mature, defensible QMS.

GHS Aviation Group provides Internal Quality Auditor (Basic) training to build competent, consistent internal auditors for aviation operators and service providers. Training covers audit principles and ethics, process-based auditing, audit planning and sampling, interview techniques, objective evidence collection, nonconformity writing, root cause and corrective action linkage (CAPA), audit reporting, and follow-up verification. Participants complete practical exercises using aviation procedures and records, and leave with checklists, report templates, and an audit workflow that supports a sustainable QMS and inspection readiness.

GHS Aviation Group delivers Human Factors in Aircraft Maintenance training to reduce maintenance error risk by strengthening the non-technical skills and safeguards that drive consistent, compliant maintenance outcomes. Training covers fatigue and workload, attention and error traps, communication and shift handover, documentation discipline, tool control and FOD prevention, procedural compliance versus workarounds, supervision and coordination, and practical countermeasures tied to real maintenance scenarios. Delivered with case studies and line-relevant exercises, the course supports stronger error management, better reliability, and improved safety assurance.

GHS Aviation Group provides Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Operator training to standardize safe operation of tugs, belt loaders, GPUs, pushback tractors, deicers, and other ramp equipment in high-risk environments. Training covers ramp hazard awareness, right-of-way and marshalling interfaces, equipment inspections and defect reporting, safe driving and speed control, coupling/towing procedures, FOD prevention, aircraft proximity and jet blast hazards, PPE, and incident/near-miss reporting. Deliverables include an operator training package (slides, facilitator guide, practical checklists), competency evaluations, recurrent training plan, and audit-ready training records.

GHS Aviation Group provides Ground Personnel Security Awareness training for ramp, cargo, maintenance, catering, and terminal support teams to strengthen day-to-day security vigilance and compliant response actions. Training covers access control and badge discipline, perimeter and aircraft security, vehicle and ramp gate procedures, suspicious activity and prohibited items recognition, chain-of-custody for cargo/stores, insider threat indicators, security communications and reporting, and immediate actions during security events—aligned with operator procedures and local airport security requirements. Deliverables include a complete training package (slides, facilitator guide, student materials), knowledge checks, recurrent structure, and audit-ready training records.

GHS Aviation Group provides GO Team training to prepare rapid-response personnel to deploy immediately after an accident, serious incident, or major operational disruption. Training covers activation triggers, roles and responsibilities, scene coordination and safety, evidence preservation and documentation, regulator and local authority interfaces, chain-of-custody basics, communications discipline, family assistance/CARE Team coordination, and handoff to investigation and crisis management teams. Delivered with scenario-based drills and checklists, the course produces a GO Team deployment kit—role cards, packing lists, call trees, reporting templates, and a first-24-hours playbook.