CENTRIK HELPS BUSINESS TAKE OFF FOR SELF-REGULATING UAS OPERATORS

14 October 2016

UAS operators concerned by growing calls over regulation of the sector can now hold the key to successful self-regulation, thanks to operational management system Centrik.

Already used by airlines, operators, airports and regulators worldwide, Centrik is now available for unmanned operators who require robust, high-quality management systems built on a firm aviation foundation.

David Hunkin, Head of Business Development at Centrik, says: “The UK CAA leads the world in UAS regulation with its ‘light touch’ approach. But if this framework is to deliver a balance of freedom and competence, we must ensure the UAS sector sets robust standards for itself, and that means adopting best practice from manned aviation where appropriate. Centrik brings that rigour to the UAS sector and its adoption will allow operators to differentiate their business while reassuring regulators and clients of their competence and safety.”

Fully CAP 7220-compliant and developed by UAS and aviation professionals who understand the importance of safety in the sky, Centrik ensures that UAS operations are of the highest standard.

Accessible online via smartphone, tablet or computer, with offline app access, Centrik incorporates a variety of scalable modules including Safety, Risk, Compliance and Training, designed to provide complete intuitive control.

The system is ideal for operators providing UAS services in highly regulated industry sectors such as engineering, oil and gas and agriculture, where demonstrating competence and compliance are essential in securing contracts.

Centrik will be exhibiting at the Commercial UAV Show at Excel London on 19-20 October, on stand 101.

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Notes to editor: 
Centrik provides complete operational management for the aviation, military, maritime and banking sectors, and helps ensure regulatory compliance. Born from the civil aviation sector, Centrik currently has 5,000 users working in some of the most regulated and safety critical industries in the world.

For further press information please email James Boley or Mike Keeler at Garnett Keeler or call 020 8647 4467.

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