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Jake Polkinghorne (right) receives the CASA Safety Manager Scholarship from Clare Willmont, Senior CASA Inspector (left), at CASA's Perth office.

Hard work takes flight: Jake Polkinghorne awarded CASA Safety Manager Scholarship

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Jake Polkinghorne is the safety and compliance lead at Karratha Airport and was recently awarded CASA's Safety Manager Scholarship in CASA's Perth office.
Safety manager scholarship recipient Daniel Barresi.

Following the dream

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Following his work supporting rescue crew operations during the response to Cyclone Alfred in Queensland last March, Nautilus Aviation’s Safety and Quality Manager, Daniel...

Changing the stigma around safety

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Ashleigh Jacka didn’t initially plan on a career in aviation, but after starting in a non-aviation role, she quickly caught the bug and today...

Maintaining a good safety culture

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Aircraft accidents that hit too close to home sparked Toowoomba-based helicopter pilot Courtney Ryan's interest in safety management. 'I lost a couple of friends in...

Making the dream come alive

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Nick Johnson threw in a promising career as a sparky to pursue his passion for flying helicopters

Safety manager scholarship profile — Adela Benhammouche

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MicroFlite safety manager Adela Benhammouche has been linked to flying from the day she was born

The boy who watched planes through the window

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Hugh McBain's safety journey When you speak to 29-year-old Hugh McBain about aviation, the word that instantly comes to mind is passion. Passion for people,...

From retail racks to runways

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Jaime Taylor’s path to aviation safety It’s often said that aviation safety managers wear many hats, and Jaime Taylor is no exception. A recipient of...
Mark Binskin, Georgie Chisholm and Pip Spence

Top class aviation safety in the Top End

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It’s quite the transition going from the meticulous world of banking as an agribusiness bank manager to running an aviation business alongside your brother. The...
Jai Bradford (left) being presented with his scholarship by Rob Whittle, Acting Section Manager of CASA’s Industry Engagement.

Flying from the pilot’s seat to soaring in safety management

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The crystal waters of the Whitsundays are a siren call to many young pilots working on accruing their all-important flight hours. And it was no different for Arlie Beach-based Jai Bradford, one of our inaugural safety manager scholarship recipients.
Sean Innes was presented with his award by CASA Board Chair Mark Biskin recently in Cairns.

Safety first for SMS manager

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It was a humble start as a baggage handler with some of Australia’s biggest commercial airlines that led to Sean Innes becoming one of our inaugural safety manager scholarship recipients.