On paper, your drone program is ready for takeoff. You’ve acquired the right equipment, developed standard operating procedures, acquired any necessary authorizations from the FAA and each pilot on your team has a freshly minted Remote Pilot’s certificate. There’s just one problem. No one on your team has ever actually flown a drone. With the justification of your drone program built on the pillars of cost, efficiency, and safety, your business can’t afford the liability associated with a trial-and-error approach. So how do you empower your pilots to climb the learning curve without making expensive and dangerous mistakes? Brendan shares the techniques his students building public safety drone programs utilize to ensure success in mission critical operations and how your business can benefit.
You will learn:
• The high cost of bad data: How minor errors in data capture snowball into expensive problems.
• Workforce development: The competitive edge held by companies investing in their pilots.
• Setting the standard: How proficiency minimums protect your business and improve results
• Take notes: How good recordkeeping limits liability and improves your bottom line
• Tripping points: where enterprise players get stuck with drones, and how you can avoid their pitfalls.