What is 14 CFR Part 139 – colloquially referred to as “Part 139” – and why is it important for airport consultants? This moderated discussion with industry leading panelists will highlight the interaction of the FAA’s certification of Part 139 commercial service airports process with airport planning, design, and construction efforts.  A brief overview of Part 139 will be provided, including a discussion on what Part 139 is, an overview of certification requirements, and details on the various key inspection requirements and processes.  This discussion on best practices will provide a basis of understanding on how relationships with airport operations staff and the planning, design, and construction teams can be incorporated into the project delivery.  The webinar will identify communication strategies during the planning and design phases to incorporate airport operations staff and process requirements and FAA feedback early during project development.  The webinar will provide techniques to be utilized during planning, design, and construction to make certain the project is FAA-compliant throughout construction and at final project acceptance.  Incorporating this understanding and these best practices will generate inclusive designs leading to safer projects, both before, during, and after construction.   

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar, participants will be able to:
• Understand the relationship between consultants, airport operations representatives, and the FAA’s 139 team 
• Explain why 14 CFR Part 139 is required for commercial service airports 
• Identify the key required steps during a Part 139 certification inspection
• Apply best practices during planning and design phases to comply with Part 139 requirements
• Evaluate planning, design, and construction progress for compliance with 14 CFR Part 139 requirements 

PRESENTERS

• Nathan Luce, P.E., A.A.E., Director of Procurement, Memphis International Airport (Moderator)
• Caroline Bonynge, FAA Certification Inspector, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
• Mark Giddings, PE, Civil Engineer \ Aviation and Federal Global Practice, Burns & McDonnell
• Matthew Stewart, C.M., Airport Planner, SEH, Inc.
• Robert Jacobs, A.A.E., Manager of Operations, Memphis International Airport

PARTICIPANT CRITERIA TO EARN PDH CREDITS

Participants are responsible for meeting all the following criteria to earn PDH credits for this webinar: 

• Be a paid and registered participant for this training; 

• Sign-in to the webinar no later than 12:55 p.m. ET through your user account/dashboard in the ACC Training Hub; 

• Attend for the full 90-minute duration of the webinar (credits are not issued for partial attendance); and

• Complete/submit no later than 5:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 7, 2023 the ACC evaluation survey.

RECEIVING PDH CREDITS/CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

ACC reports attendance and PDH credits for eligible participants directly to RCEP.net within 30 days of completion of this webinar. 

Participants will receive an automated email directly from RCEP/ACEC with notification of reporting of attendance/PDH credits by ACC. Participants can then log-in to their RCEP account and download/print a copy of their certificate of completion. 

If the participant does not have an existing account with RCEP, one is automatically created for them when ACC reports workshop attendance/PDH credits. The automated email sent to the participant from RCEP will include details on how to log-in to their new account, along with a temporary account password. 

NOTE: ACC does not have access to the RCEP account of any participant, nor information on account passwords. Participants will need to visit RCEP.net, enter their work email address in the log-in, and click "Forgot Password."

SHARING OF YOUR WEBINAR LOG-IN CREDENTIALS NULLIFIES RECEIPT OF CREDITS

The registration fee for ACC live webinars is “per person.” The sharing of your log-in credentials to provide access to the webinar by non-registered individuals is prohibited. Doing so will nullify the issuance of your PDH credits for attending, as ACC cannot meet the required accreditation criteria as a continuing education provider to verify your attendance – or your participation for the entire duration of the webinar – with multiple log-ins under your name.

ACCREDITATION QUESTIONS?

If you should have any questions pertaining to credits for this webinar, please contact us at training@acconline.org.

PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEES

Registration fee payments or training bundle discount codes must be received when registering for the webinar. For those submitting a check for payment of their registration fee, payment must be received by ACC not later than 24 hours prior to the start of the webinar for payment processing and release of registration for webinar participation.

REGISTRATION REFUND POLICY

Refunds will be issued in full for registration cancellations received in writing at training@acconline.org up to three business days prior to the start of the webinar. Cancellations made less than three business days from the start of the webinar will not be refunded.

TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION

Requests for transfer of registrations from one individual to another must be received in writing at training@acconline.org at least two business days prior to the start of the webinar.

Register today for ACC's Airfield Electrical 101 Virtual One-Day Workshop from 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. EST. on May 18. Breaks are provided throughout the day for the convenience of attendees for catching up on emails, returning calls and lunch.

This comprehensive program will discuss everything airfield electrical - and is a must attend for both beginners to airfield electrical and those experienced wanting to learn about the latest trends and broaden their knowledge.

10:30 am -12:00 pm ET Section 1, Airfield Lighting: History, Certification, and Current Trends in Technology - This section will go over a brief history of the industry and where it started.  We will then talk about the materials being used today and the process used to provide a “Certified” FAA lighting fixture.  We will then move into the bulk of the information as we discuss current trends in airfield lighting and how that affects future projects.  We will look at Incandescent vs LED trending technology, FAA Rules on switching an airport to LED, FAA rules on Arctic kits, Trends in CCR technology, and trends for the design of an Airfield Lighting Control System. 

12:00 – 12:15 p.m. – 15-Minute Break

12:15 - 1:30 pm ET Section 2, Design Requirements: Navigating, Understanding and Applying Airfield Ground Lighting Design Standards - This section will journey into the FAA AC 150-5340-30 Design and Installation of Details for Airports Visual Aids.  We will discuss basic design elements of individual lights, their meaning, layout and special conditions and how they make up the airfield ground lighting system of the airport. We will cover other systems including approach aids, stand-by power and fixture mounting bases from design to installation. Finally, we will touch on what to do when field conditions do not reflect design standards in the AC.

1:30 – 2:00 p.m. – 30-Minute Break

2:00 - 3:15 pm ET Section 3, Installation: Procurement and installation of Airfield Lighting Equipment – In this session we will briefly discuss the procurement process of airfield lighting equipment. We will then discuss construction phasing and how installation of fixtures and foundations in turf, asphalt and concrete pavements differ. From there, we will cover the installation process of airfield lighting cable and associated cable connectors. Ultimately, ending with the testing of the airfield lighting and the lightning protection systems.  

3:15 - 3:30 p.m. - 15-Minute Break

3:30-5PM ET Section 4, Airfield Maintenance: Keeping it all working - In this section we will discuss preventive maintenance, including fixture maintenance, bolt torqueing, photometrics and Part 139 requirements. We will discuss the process of accessing a site of a broken fixture, from notification, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and set up/take down. We will touch on weather work conditions, allowable light outages, and scheduling of equipment replacement. Finally, we will bring together the airfield electrical experience from the pilot’s seat.  

PLEASE NOTE THAT CORPORATE TRAINING BUNDLES CAN NOT BE USED FOR REGISTRATIONS FOR ACC VIRTUAL WORKSHOPS GIVEN THE REGISTRATION FEE DIFFERENTIAL!

WORKSHOP LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this ACC webinar, participants will be able to:
• Recall the FAA Advisory Circulars used for equipment mechanical and operational requirements, equipment certification, and airfield design standards. 
• Identify the various airfield ground lighting systems and apply their use on the airfield.
• Summarize and diagram basic airfield runway and taxiway edge light layouts.
• Employ the design standards used for laying out airfield guidance sign legends. 
• Describe how airfield lighting circuits are tested to locate faults.
• Recognize the use and practice of AC 150/5340-30 as a design guide.

Please note: Attendees are required to attend the entire duration of the workshop to earn PDH credits. Partial credits are not issued. 

WORKSHOP INSTRUCTORS

• Mike Southwick, Senior Airfield Electrical Engineer, Jacobs (Moderator)
• Galen Dixon, Northeast Regional Manager, ABD Safegate
• Joe Vigilante, Aviation Airfield Lead, Burns Engineering
• Dave Garrett, Manager, Electrical Department, Wayne County Airport Authority
• Brian Nettles, Operations Manager, Atlantic Electric, LLC

EARN 5.0 PDH CREDITS

ACC is a Continuing Education Provider eligible to offer PDH credits for this virtual workshop. Partial credits are not awarded. Attendees are responsible for attending the entire duration of the sessions from 10:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. ET to be considered for PDH credits. Participants are responsible for meeting the outlined requirements to earn credits and by the outlined deadlines. Late credits are not issued by ACC for any reason.

REGISTRATION FEES 

Please note: Individuals being registered must first have an ACC Training Hub user account. You cannot create new accounts at registration checkout, as individuals will not be able to access the workshop without a user account that includes a password.

Per Person

$279 – ACC members, military, airports, and local/state/federal government agencies
$329 – Non-members

PARTICIPANT CRITERIA TO EARN PDH CREDITS

Participants are responsible for adhering to all the following criteria to earn 5.0 PDH credits for this workshop: 

• Be a paid and registered participant for this workshop; 

• Sign-in on time for each of the workshop sessions; 

• Attend for the full duration of each and all of the workshop sessions (which includes the small group case study breakouts AND the small group presentations/closing remarks (credits are not issued for partial attendance); and

• Complete/submit, no later than 8:00 p.m. EDT on Friday, February 24th, the ACC evaluation survey.

FAILING TO MEET ACCREDITATION CRITERIA 

ACC must adhere to strict standards as a registered and approved continuing education provider. As such, ACC will not offer credits to those failing to meet the above accreditation criteria and deadlines. 

HOW TO ACCESS PDH CREDITS/CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

ACC reports attendance and PDH credits for eligible participants directly to RCEP.net by Friday, March 10, 2023 for this workshop. 

Participants will receive an automated email directly from RCEP/ACEC with notification of reporting of attendance/PDH credits by ACC. Participants can then log-in to their RCEP account and download/print a copy of their certificate of completion. Please be sure to keep an eye on your spam/junk email in-box.

If the participant does not have an existing account with RCEP, one is automatically created for them when ACC reports workshop attendance/PDH credits. The automated email sent to the participant from RCEP will include details on how to log-in to their new account, along with a temporary account password. Please be sure to keep an eye on your spam/junk email in-box.

NOTE: ACC does not have access to the RCEP account of any participant, nor information on account passwords. Participants will need to visit RCEP.net, enter their work email address in the log-in, and click "Forgot Password."

SHARING OF YOUR WEBINAR LOG-IN CREDENTIALS NULLIFIES RECEIPT OF CREDITS

The registration fee for ACC one-day virtual workshops is “per person.” The sharing of your log-in credentials to provide access to the workshop by non-registered individuals is prohibited. Doing so will nullify the issuance of your PDH credits for attending. ACC cannot meet the required accreditation criteria as a continuing education provider to verify your attendance – or your participation for the entire duration of the workshop – with multiple log-ins under your name.

ACCREDITATION QUESTIONS?

If you should have any questions pertaining to credits for this workshop, please contact us at training@acconline.org.

PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEES

Registration fee payments for this workshop must be received when registering for the workshop. For those submitting a check for payment of their registration fee, payment must be received by ACC not later than 48 hours prior to the start of the workshop for payment processing and release of the pending registrations for workshop participation.

CANCELLATION/REFUND/REGISTRANT TRANSFER POLICIES

Please note below the following policies, and that all requests must be submitted in writing to ACC at training@acconline.com.

Cancellations/Refunds

Cancellations received in writing to training@acconline.com by 5:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, January 25, 2023 will receive a full refund. Cancellations after January 25th are non-refundable.

Registrant Transfers

If a registrant is unable to attend and would like to transfer their workshop registration to another, transfer requests must be received in writing to training@acconline.org by 5:00 p.m. ET on Friday, February 3, 2023. The recipient of the transfer must have an ACC Training Hub user account.

Questions?

Please contact ACC at training@acconline.org for assistance.