CRM Closed Door, Open Communication

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CRM Closed Door, Open Communication Presented by: Vicki Jurgens Safety, Health & Security Chairperson, Association of Flight Attendants Sandra Ingram Manager, Onboard Safety & Security April 27, 2010

Agenda CRM History Current Status Reports: What are they telling us? Where are we headed? Party status – Who will be joining us?

Trained- Crew Developed Concept Emphasis - Safety Common Language CRM - History Trained- Crew Developed Concept Emphasis - Safety Common Language

Current Industry - Status - Advisory Circular 1/22/04 - 9/11 - Heightened Security Events

Risk Management Process Data Review AFA and UAL management including Onboard, Corporate Safety & Security Process Risk mitigation Continued analysis Communication Safety Management Review of current policies, procedures and training Communication to frontline employees Interface with TSA and FAA and other carriers through ATA

Data Analysis Summary 2007 2008 2009

DATA – What it is telling us

Actual Observations “ 8 8

Next Steps – Where are we headed? Adding of other Divisions Dispatch Airport Operations Maintenance Training incorporating Common Language Adding stronger security component Bringing in Industry experts Party Status: FAA TSA/DHS UA – SW, FO, DSP, AO

Recap Objective History Status Current Data Next Steps As safety professionals we feel a strong obligation to continue to share issues and concerns regarding safety risk….

Contact Information Vicki Jurgens safety@unitedafa.org Sandra Ingram sandra.ingram@united.com Thank you!....... It’s Time to Fly ®