The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) and Aero Contractors have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen collaboration in industry led safety training, knowledge exchange, and human capital development.
The agreement aims to reinforce Nigeria’s commitment to upholding global aviation safety standards.
In a statement, Director, Public Affairs Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB), Mrs. Bimbo Oladeji says, the partnership will see NSIB’s Transportation Safety Officers and technical personnel undergo specialized on-the-job training using Aero’s state-of-the-art facilities, including simulators and maintenance workshops.
In return, Aero’s technical personnel will benefit from NSIB-led training in accident investigation and related disciplines, creating a robust exchange of expertise.
According to the Director General, NSIB, Capt. Alex Badeh Jr, the MoU is a transformative step towards mutual growth and safety enhancement.
The partnership will also pave the way for joint conferences, symposiums, and workshops to share best practices, explore emerging trends in aviation, and build capacity across both workforces.
Managing Director of Universal Aviation Group, Engr. Musa Adamu says, the agreement is a model for regulatory bodies and industry players to collaborate and enhance safety.
The partnership will elevate the standard of aviation safety training, ensuring that Nigeria remains at the forefront of transportation safety excellence in the region.
The MoU will be overseen by a Steering Committee comprising representatives from NSIB and Aero Contractors, and will include provisions for periodic reviews and amendments to ensure its continued relevance in addressing the dynamic challenges of aviation safety.
