TO AVIATION SAFETY BY: ERIK DU RAND 2017

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TO AVIATION SAFETY BY: ERIK DU RAND 2017

WILL LEAD TO

Collision with obstacle Low level fun THIS Collision with obstacle

OR WILL LEAD TO

Uncontrollable situation THIS

OR WILL BE THE CAUSE OF

THIS

OVER HERE

48% Less Incidents than in 2015 SERIOUS INCIDENTS In 2016 there were 19 serious incidents 48% Less Incidents than in 2015 Only 19 was reported???

Its an Incident that had a HIGH probability of an accident occurring What is a serious Incident? Its an Incident that had a HIGH probability of an accident occurring

Examples of Serious Incidents Critical fuel situation Near miss Critical fuel situation Decompression Collapsed nose gear Structural damage to control surfaces

BUT IT REMAINS A CONCERN WHY? INCIDENT TRENDS BUT IT REMAINS A CONCERN WHY?

THE MAJORITY OF SERIOUS INCIDENTS REMAINS………. PRIVATE SECTOR

AIRCRAFT INVOLVED IN SERIOUS INCIDENTS

LISENSES AND SERIOUS INCIDENTS WHY IS THIS (ATPL) AND THIS (CPL) SO HIGH!!!!

A controlled environment with a safety culture BECAUSE WHEN AN ATPL AND CPL OPERATE COMMERCIALY A controlled environment with a safety culture It’s an un- controlled Safety environment WHEN AN ATPL AND CPL OPERATE PRIVATELY

28% Less accidents than in 2015 In 2016 there was 79 Accidents 28% Less accidents than in 2015

ALTHOUGH THERE IS A DECREASE ACCIDENT TRENDS ALTHOUGH THERE IS A DECREASE ITS NOT GOOD ENOUGH WHY?

THE MAJORITY OF ACCIDENTS OCCURS IN………. PRIVATE SECTOR

LISENSES AND ACCIDENTS PPL AND CPL

WHY!!!!!! WHY IS THE MAJORITY OF ACCIDENTS IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR ? Un-controlled safety environment in the Private sector Misconception of aviation safety Lack of safety culture in the private sector

WHAT'S TO SAFETY

Misconception of aviation safety OR IS YOUR APPROACH

Willing to report , share and discuss previous experiences ATTITUDE A Positive attitude towards safety. Flight safety should be the first priority WILLINGNESS Willing to report , share and discuss previous experiences A POSITIVE SAFETY CULTURE Proactive approach to THREATS   Identify unsafe situations LEARNING CULTURE Improving your knowledge from safety information and the will to implement

An OBJECT or an ACT that are likely to cause damage, danger or death. IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL THREATS WHAT IS A THREAT? THE POTENTIAL THREAT/ HAZARD

THE RISK & RESULT

THE POTENTIAL THREAT/HAZARD THE RISK

THE RESULT

ESTABLISHING A SAFETY GOAL DETERMINE IF THE RESULT OF THE RISK IS ACCEPTABLE LOOK FOR WAYS TO REDUCE RISK YOUR GOAL SHOULD BE TO ESTABLISHING A SAFETY GOAL ANALYSE AND ASSESS THE RISK INVOLVED IDENTIFY SAFETY ISSUES AND THREATS

DON’T IGNORE THE THREATS…… DEAL WITH THEM! TO TRANSFORM RISK IN EVERY AVIATION ACTIVITY TO A LOWER AND MORE ACCEPTABLE LEVEL