ISO 21384-3:
Setting the Standard of Excellence for Drone Operational Procedures
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Originally Recorded: Thursday, June 9th, 2022
About
In this webinar, Hyun Choi and Maria Savage of AltoMaxx Technologies will share their expertise as ISO Scheme Managers of an accredited Certification Body (CB).
Attendees will be introduced to the 21384-3 standard, discover its impact on the drone industry, learn the importance, significance, and value of accredited certification, and receive an outline of the ISO Certification process.
If you are involved in drone technology, whether it is as an operator, manufacturer, innovator, regulator, adopter, or service provider, we strongly encourage you to attend this webinar.
Agenda
- ISO 21384-3: An Overview
- Industry and Stakeholder Ramifications
- ISO Certification: The Importance, Significance and Value
- The ISO Certification Process
- Examining 21384-3 Clauses
- Accredited Certification Services
- ISO 21384-3 Education
- Q&A
Speakers
Hyun Choi
Director of Program Development
AltoMaxx Technologies
Maria Savage
Manager of Training and Compliance
AltoMaxx Technologies
Host
AltoMaxx Technologies was founded as a drone service provider in 2018, offering data acquisition, integrated solutions, and capacity building to an international client-base. Since then, AltoMaxx has emerged as an industry leader, driving the drone industry forward with its team of world-class technical experts, dedication to continuous improvement, and unwavering commitment to its clients.
AltoMaxx has established a division to serve as an independent, internationally accredited Certification Body (CB) catering to the certification needs of the drone industry. AltoMaxx is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) for ISO 17065:2012 – Conformity Assessment — Requirements for Bodies Certifying Products, Processes and Services. AltoMaxx is now combining its knowledge of drone operations with its verified assessment capabilities to offer accredited certification services for ISO 21384-3:2019 Unmanned Aircraft Systems – Part 3: Operational Procedures.
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