COVID-19 INFORMATION

NT Health has mandated the use of Face Masks in all Territory airports.  Face Masks must be worn at all times in the terminal.

Our priority is the wellbeing and safety of everyone passing through or working at our airport and we are following the directions of NT Health to ensure everyone is protected.

For information about the Northern Territory Government’s COVID-19 response go to https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au (link is external) (link is external) or call the national advice hotline – 1800 020 080.

For specific information about how NT Airports is managing COVID-19 visit - COVID-19 Passenger information

Home » Working on airport

Working on airport

COVID-19 information for stakeholders

NT Airports is closely monitoring COVID-19 and is implementing a thorough and responsive approach to managing this rapidly changing situation. Please see below for the latest information for tenants, retailers, partners and other airport stakeholders.

 

Site Rules for Contractors, Sub Contractors and Tradespeople

Download the Alice Springs and Tennant Creek Airports site rules here.

Download the NT Airports Safe Work Method Statement

Download the NT Airports Risk Assessment - Ladder Selection

 

Working on Airport

NT Airports Health and Safety policy

 

Airport Security

Visitor Identification Card (VICs)

On 21 November 2011 a legislative amendment to the Aviation Transport Security Regulations (2005) came into place regarding the issue of Visitor Identification Cards (VICs) at Australian Security Controlled Airports.

Download this Fact Sheet for information on the VIC Pass and the new rules on its use.

 

Drug and Alcohol Management

Download the NT Airports Drug and Alcohol Management plan.

 

Crane Operations

Crane operations within the vicinity (20kms) of Tennant Creek Aerodrome have the potential to create air safety hazards and may affect airport operations.

Assessing and approving crane operations around TCA's airspace

To protect Tennant Creek Airport’s airspace, all crane activities are required by law to be assessed and approved under the Commonwealth Airports (Protection of Airspace) Regulations 1996 before they can be carried out.

Legislation - crane operation around TCA's airspace

As a crane operator, it is an offence under Section 183 of the Airports Act 1996 to carry out, without approval, crane operations which intrude into airport’s protected airspace; it is also an offence not to give information to the Airport of proposed crane activity.

If you are unsure of the GPS Coordinates of the crane activity, or you wish to provide Tennant Creek Airport with further site information, please use the below map to mark your exact crane location. Please ensure you have submitted a Crane Operations Permit Application first.

Crane operations within the vicinity (20kms) of Tennant Creek Aerodrome have the potential to create air safety hazards and may affect airport operations.
 

Application to operate a crane in the vicinity of Tennant Creek Airport:

Application Form: Crane Operations Permit


Zones

Tennant Creek aerodrome has four zones to assist you in deciding if notification to Tennant Creek Airport is required prior to crane activity taking place. The four zones are:

ZoneAreaWHEN MUST TCA BE NOTIFIED?
Zone 1Within THE RED areaTake-off & Approach Critical Areas – TCA must be notified of ALL crane operations
Zone 2Within the GREEN area - Inner Horizontal SurfaceTCA must be notified of all crane activity exceeding 20M AGL
Zone 3Within the PURPLE area - Conical SurfaceTCA must be notified of all crane activity exceeding 40M AGL.
Zone 4Remaining area outside the PURPLE area and within 20km of the aerodrome - Outer Horizontal SurfaceTCA must be notified of all crane activity exceeding 80M AGL.

 

 

Contact | About | Darwin International Airport | Alice Springs Airport | Site Map
© Copyright 2010 Northern Territory Airports