New product for 2019 - Redkite Compliance Management

Pleased to report that Exeter International Airport and St Helena Airport have added the Redkite E-Log to their portfolio of Redkite products they already use.
The Redkite e-log is a straightforward yet powerful tool, whether used as a replacement for watch room books, as an incident log, or a longer term investigation log. Contemporaneous electronic entries, or day-to-day file attachments to entries, emails to individuals or groups, log sessions with hierarchical access levels, are all part of this intuitive package.

Belfast International Airport have ordered an extension to their Redkite ARFFS Training and Competence Management System with integrated e-learning for airport wide use. They join a growing number of airports who have adopted the Redkite CMS and e-learning across all airport departments.

We are very pleased to report that Norwich International Airport and Jersey International Airport have purchased the Redkite e-learning module to enhance their existing Redkite ARFFS competence management system. We are sure that both these long standing customers will quickly realise the benefits of this comparatively inexpensive, flexible and user friendly product. Thanks to both airports for their long standing support.

More great news for Redkite Systems as Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service join a growing number of fire services in the UK and overseas to order the Redkite E-learning system. This powerful module can handle both SCORM and non-SCORM learning packages, delivers on-line assessments linked to a learning package and automatically updates training records in Redkite Tracker. The system can be supplied as a shell or with a selection of fire specific learning packages developed by Peter McMahon, internationally acclaimed fire training expert. The system can be customised and supplied in any language, if required.

Singapore Changi International Airport is the latest airport to go live, using the Redkite Competence Management System in Singapore. They join Selatar, Payar Labar, Sambewang. Tangah and Changi East aerodromes. Redkite Systems is also working with G3 Systems to implement the Redkite Competence Management, Redkite Asset Management and Redkite Event Log into numerous airports in Afghanstan, including Kabul and Kandahar. Plenty more airports lined up. Exciting times ahead for Redkite Systems.

Lincolnshire FRS have taken initial delivery of the integrated Redkite Asset and Stores Management System. They are the 18th Local Authority FRS in England and Wales to deploy a Redkite system.

Redkite Systems have won a contract to supply G3 Systems (an IAP Company) with the Redkite Emergency Response System (ERS) comprising of the Redkite Competence Management System with Redkite E-Learning Module and Redkite Certificate Generator and the Redkite Asset Management System. The system will be used at several major airports in Afghanistan, including Hamid Karzai International Airport, Kandahar International Airport, Mazar-i-Sharif International Airport plus four other locations.

Delighted to report that Redkite Systems have received an order to supply a trial Redkite Asset Management System to London Fire Brigade Protective Equipment Group (LFB PEG) who will use the system to manage BA sets, cylinders and hoses initially. The system, when fully implemented, will semi-automate the re-ordering of Protective Equipment to ensure stations always have adequate stocks.

Great to hear that Blackpool Airport have taken on the Redkite Equipment Management System to integrate with the Redkite Competence Management which they have used for a number of years now

Tengah Air Base, Singapore, are the fourth airfield in Singapore to go live with the Redkite Competence Management System (CMS). The  Redkite CMS provides electronic, paperless competence management functions with both local and centralised reports providing Changi Airport Emergency Services with an overview of competence across their sites and has proved its value to CAG AES in a recent audit.

Sembawang Air Base is the third airfield to go live in Singapore which will shortly be followed by the remaining airfields in Singapore culminating in Changi Airport.

The introduction of the Redkite Competence Management System to Sembawang Air Base means that Redkite has been deployed at three distinctly different airfields in Singapore: civil, military and a heliport, with personnel operating at each airfield requiring similar yet different competence profiles to accommodate the different types of equipment and response methods used.
The underlying competence framework and supporting training packages (complete with on-line assessments) which have been and are in the on-going process of being developed for Changi Airport Group by Peter McMahon, provide the flexibility to accommodate the differing needs of each airfield.
The training packages, which have been designed to be delivered and managed through the Redkite CMS, cover all aspects of Airport Emergency Response (ARFFS), including water rescue and allow training managers to select from a comprehensive menu of workplace assessment, training and assessment packages to ensure competence requirements match the needs of each specialised environment. With over 150 packages available, including scenarios, Learning Guides, e-learning material and on-line assessments, pre-mapped to internationally recognized competence frameworks, ICAO, CAP 699, NFPA, CAAS and more, this is the most comprehensive training package available for ARFFS.
Looking forward to rolling out to the next airfield for CAG soon.

Paya Lebar aerodrome has now gone live using the Redkite Competence Management System. They are the second of 7 airfields and rescue bases that are planned to come on stream in Singapore over the coming months.

Paya Lebar ARFFS is managed by Changi Airport Group Airport Emergency Services and the roll out will introduce a new competence based training programme to all airports. The Redkite system will provide central management with an oversight of training undertaken and competence held throughout the group providing management information to help further develop staff performance and provide evidence of training to the regulators.

We are pleased to announce that on January 5th 2018, Redkite Systems progressed from ISO 9001:2008 to ISO 9001:2015. This was achieved 10 months ahead of schedule and at our first attempt.  Well done Lynda, our General and Quality Manager for excellent work.