Hazard Register in Exposition
Verified from official sourcesHow to work with a performance-based ruleVersion 1Effective -Verified 25 August 2026
In plain language
To get a Part 102 certificate, you must include a hazard register in your exposition document that lists potential flight hazards, evaluates their risks, and details how you will mitigate them.
Requirement as structured
CAA NZ requires Part 102 applicants to maintain a hazard register within their exposition that identifies operational hazards, assesses risks, and proposes mitigations.
Original regulatory text
Organisations need to have a hazard register in which they assess their operation’s hazards and associated risks, then assess risks, and propose risk mitigations. While Part 102 describes the desired outcome, the operator is responsible for deciding the best way of achieving it and outlining it in their exposition.
Applies when
- operation
- Part 102