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Training specialisation: Management and leadership development

  • Communication

    Whether a child in an emergency or a heart attack, DRF Luftrettung is at work every day to save people’s lives. Efficient and targeted communication by the crew at the accident site or on board the helicopter has a crucial role in this. Learn from the experts at DRF Luftrettung! This seminar teaches you why communication is a critical factor of success for any company and how you can make it even more effective.

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  • Safety and management

    Safety is of course the top priority in aviation and emergency medicine, as well as other fields. What elements can be derived from it and applied for a safe organisation? How can risks be minimised?  The valuable knowledge transfer from aviation to business is made a success with many practice-based tips and tricks.

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  • Stress management and resilience

    Where does stress come from? What is the best way to respond to it? It is a topic that is highly relevant for our increasingly complex and fast-paced working world. This seminar teaches you methods for self-evaluation, self-reflection and how to respond to stress properly.

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  • Human performance

    How can I be more aware of my and my employees’ limits and learn to accept them? Performance capacity is playing an increasingly large role, especially in these times where people are experiencing burnout at increasing frequency. Interested? Find out more in our seminar.

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  • Decision management

    Efficient decision management is a precondition for success in your company. It is the building block for increased agility and flexibility. In this seminar, managers learn how decision-making processes can be optimised and what dynamic, situational team leadership looks like.

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Whether it is a child emergency or an urgent intensive care transport - on board a rescue helicopter, action must be taken quickly and on the basis of facts. (Source: DRF Luftrettung)

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Knowledge transfer from aviation and emergency medicine  

When DRF Luftrettung receives an alert, every move must be perfect. The communication on board the rescue helicopter needs to be absolutely seamless. Decisions must be made under pressure and in a short time. The right processes must be safeguarded to ensure safety.

The accident figures and error rates in aviation and medicine have been decreasing in recent decades, which shows that optimising processes can increase safety within companies. This means that the management systems within aviation can add a lot of value for other fields of business. After all, a company’s key performance indicators are its controls and are no different to the instruments in a cockpit. 

Aviation best practice 

With a range of tailor-made seminars for management and professional development for managers in business, DRF Luftrettung can share valuable practice-based tips and tricks and transfer key themes to private enterprise. 

Do you want to improve company processes, make decisions more quickly and raise the agility and flexibility of your team? Then our seminars are the right things for you.
 
Our seminars are held by experienced trainers from DRF Luftrettung who work hands on in aviation and emergency medicine. Whether an in-person session, online training or blended learning, we will gladly advise you and make you an offer tailored to your needs.

Testimonials

Benedikt Schuhwerk
Hilti Deutschland AG Benedikt Schuhwerk

"In an impressive way, we learned from the speakers how decisions can be made under pressure, fact-based and quickly. Definitely an added value for our everyday life."

Manuela Nussbaumer
Siemens Schweiz AG Manuela Nussbaumer

"I was absolutely thrilled with the seminar and will recommend it anytime. The methods were demonstrated with real life examples, which made it more understandable. The DRF Luftrettung speakers demonstrated and explained useful "tools of the trade" which can be used individually in both professional and private life."