Training and induction
Working at an airport is a bit different to other work sites. To make sure all people working at Hobart Airport understand the safety and security implications it is mandatory that everyone undertakes relevant training and induction before they start.
How do I register for Hobart Airport Training?
- Click on the Training and Induction Registration link
- Enter your mobile phone number and follow the instructions
Once you are registered, you will receive your username and password to enable you to login, and the Hobart Airport Induction Training course.
Depending on what sort of work you will be conducting at the airport, you may be required to select additional training courses.
- Security Awareness
- Authority to Drive Airside
- Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP)
If you will be working airside and have not previously undertaken a Drug and Alcohol test in accordance with Hobart Airport’s DAMP, you will be required to undertake and provide evidence of completing a negative Drug and Alcohol test in accordance with Hobart Airport’s Drug and Alcohol Management Plan within the last 90 days.
Please direct all other enquiries to induction@hobartairport.com.au.
Working on Airport
The below document must be read and acknowledged in writing before working at HBA.
Please find all corresponding documents mentioned in ‘Working on Airport’ linked below:
- Authority to Work Permit
- Working in Isolation Notice
- Working at Heights Notice
- Services Switching and Isolation Permit
- Radio Frequency and Roof Access Notice
- OLS Check Notice
- Lifting Equipment & Working Near Moving Machinery Notice
- Hot and Dust Works Notice
- Fire System Impairment Notice
- Excavation or Surface Penetrations Notice
- Chemical Use Notice
- Asbestos Handling Notice
- Airside Personal Protective Equipment Requirements
- Airfield Lighting Switching and Isolation Permit
Hobart International Airport Pty Ltd (HIAPL) is the operator responsible for the efficient management and safe operation of Hobart Airport. This Working on Airport Sites Guide has been compiled to advise all Workers at Hobart Airport of a number of issues, policies and requirements that exist at Hobart Airport and how they affect you.
This document is intended to be read and used in conjunction with any contractual obligations, current legislative requirements, your WHS policies, and any additional Hobart Airport polices as displayed on the Hobart Airport website or notified to you from time to time including the Hobart Airport – Work and Fit Out Guidelines.
HIAPL may modify this Guide at any time during the course of any project in response to new legislation, regulations, standards or changes to site safety and environmental procedures.
Hobart Airport Drug and Alcohol Management Plan
Hobart Airport Drug and Alcohol Management Plan (DAMP)
The following individuals are covered by the Hobart Airport Drug and Alcohol Management Plan:
- Individuals employed directly by Hobart Airport
- Contractors engaged by Hobart Airport
- Sub-contractors engaged by contractors of Hobart Airport
- Individuals employed by those contractors and sub-contractors
- Volunteers of Hobart Airport
- Visitors of Hobart Airport (other than as a passenger)
For further information please visit the Civil Aviation Safety Authority website.
Airport staff car park
Staff working on the airport precinct can access the designated staff car park located onsite during their work hours. Entry to the car park is subject to Conditions of Entry and will incur a $7.50 fee per day per vehicle.