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Safety Procedures and Operations Manual

Build the safety system, operations manual and organisation that your drone operation needs.

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Overview

Safety Procedures and Operations Manual

A drone business needs written procedures people actually follow. IDA helps you design the safety policy, roles, checklists, emergency plans and records for your operation, in plain language and matched to the aircraft and tasks you really fly.

What we offer

Scope of support

01

Operations manual

A manual covering roles, aircraft, procedures, limits and records.

02

Safety management

Policy, hazard identification, risk register and reporting routine.

03

Checklists and logs

Pre-flight, in-flight, post-flight and maintenance forms.

04

Emergency response plan

Plans for lost link, battery issues, crashes and injuries.

05

Organisation design

Who is accountable for what: chief pilot, safety officer, maintenance lead.

06

Training of your team

Short courses to bring your people up to the standard of the manual.

How it works

Steps

  • Scope your operation and fleet
  • Draft the manual and forms
  • Review with your team
  • Train staff and run a rehearsal
  • Audit and improve after the first months
Deliverables

What you receive

  • Operations manual
  • Safety policy and risk register
  • Checklist and logbook set
  • Emergency response plan
Who it is for

Typical clients

  • New drone service companies
  • Utilities and industrial firms starting in-house drone teams
  • Government departments
  • Franchise academy partners
Questions

Frequently asked

Is a manual required?

Requirements vary by operation and permission. A clear manual is good practice for all commercial work and is often requested by clients and insurers.

How do we start?

Send an enquiry with a short description of your operation. IDA replies with the next step and any information we need.

What does it cost?

Fees depend on scope and location. IDA shares a written quote after the first conversation.

Drone rules in India are issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and managed through the Digital Sky platform. They change from time to time, so IDA admissions confirms the current requirement for your category and operation at enrolment.

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