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What is the main purpose of the Drone Operation Policy?
What is the main purpose of the Drone Operation Policy?
To set forth the policy of Ozinga regarding compliance with applicable laws governing the operation of drones.
The FAA is responsible for regulating the use of drones nationwide.
The FAA is responsible for regulating the use of drones nationwide.
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What is one of the qualifications required for Company Representatives to operate a drone for company business?
What is one of the qualifications required for Company Representatives to operate a drone for company business?
Which of these are requirements for operating a drone for company business?
Which of these are requirements for operating a drone for company business?
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What should happen if a drone crashes during company business?
What should happen if a drone crashes during company business?
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Match the FAA operating rules with their descriptions:
Match the FAA operating rules with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Purpose of the Policy
- Establishes guidelines for Ozinga Bros., Inc. and its affiliates regarding drone operation compliance.
- Aims to ensure adherence to applicable laws governing small unmanned aircraft systems.
Scope of the Policy
- Applicable to all Company Representatives, including directors, officers, employees, contractors, and agents.
Background Information
- Acknowledges the benefits of responsible drone usage in business operations.
- Highlights the role of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in regulating drone operations nationally.
- References the FAA’s Small Unmanned Aircraft Rule (14 CFR Part 107) as a crucial regulation.
- Stresses serious consequences for noncompliance, including fines and criminal prosecution.
- Underscores risks associated with unsafe drone operation, such as property damage and personal injury.
Policy Commitments
- Ozinga prioritizes safety and integrity in business operations.
- All Company Representatives must follow corporate safety policies and applicable laws.
- Requirements for operating a drone for company business include:
Qualifications for Drone Operation
- Minimum age of 16 years.
- Completion of an initial aeronautical knowledge test at an FAA-approved center.
- Vetting by the Transportation Safety Administration.
- Knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local laws.
- Notification to Ozinga’s Director of Safety prior to drone operation.
Pre-Operation Requirements
- Drones must be registered with the FAA before use.
- Ozinga’s Director of Safety must be informed about the drone's existence.
Operating Regulations
- Drones must:
- Only be operated in Class G airspace.
- Remain within visual line-of-sight of the operator.
- Fly below 400 feet.
- Be operated during daylight hours.
- Not exceed 100 mph.
- Yield right of way to manned aircraft.
- Not be flown over people.
- Not be operated from moving vehicles.
Reporting Incidents
- Immediate notification to Ozinga’s Director of Safety if a drone crashes or causes injury or damage.
- Director of Safety contact details: email - [email protected], phone - 708-326-4074.
Consequences for Noncompliance
- Failure to adhere to the policy may result in disciplinary action, including potential termination.
- Encourage questions regarding drone operations to be directed to supervisors or the Legal Department.
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Description
This quiz covers the Drone Operation Policy of Ozinga Bros., Inc., detailing compliance with laws related to the use of small unmanned aircraft systems. It is essential for all directors, officers, employees, and agents of Ozinga to understand their responsibilities under this policy.
