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Risk Management: Are We Stuck Inside the Box?

Air Navigation Service Providers Play a Vital Role…

Demands for efficiency will increase as air traffic grows

Role risk management plays in ANSPs increasing

Risk Management  Critical component of a Safety Management System  Formalised process for identifying, understanding and managing safety risk  Assures unacceptable risk is not introduced into the air traffic system

There will always be…

Challenge: Analysis Paralysis  Go beyond initial intent  Lack of clear guidance  Overcompensating Conduct risk management assessments on everything

Challenge: Rote Safety Analysis  Risk Management becomes: “Glorified Checklist” or “Cut and Paste” Exercise Less creative, thought processes are “stuck inside the box” Less flexible to varying needs A box to tick-off

Analysis of the Solution  Starting risk management activities too late  Proving chosen design is safe as opposed to designing safety in  Not understanding the change: How will the system be used Treating symptoms as opposed to managing hazards

Knowledge, Skills & Attitudes  Challenges getting the right Subject Matter Experts  Inconsistent knowledge and application of risk management process  Having the necessary facilitation skills  Playing the “Safety Card”

Risk Management versus Risk Analysis  Assume Risk Analysis equals risk management: Hazard analysis as a single event as opposed to an on-going activity Lack of documentation Lack of follow-up:  Mitigation implemented?  Was anything missed?  Was mitigation effective  Can we improve the process

Potential Solutions:  Clear and concise guidelines  Flexible approaches to risk management Civil Air Navigation Services Organization proposing new approach Identify hazards, where applicable use: codes of practices, reference systems and finally, explicit risk estimation and evaluation  Use a variety of processes; don’t rely on just one  Take a page from the airlines: checklists

Potential Solutions  Risk Management Experts  Coaching  Training Targeted Refresher CBT Reinforce principles, processes, requirements

Potential Solutions  Better alignment and integration with business processes  Sound risk management decision making; no playing the “safety card”  Effective safety oversight  Effective continuous improvement processes

All Supported by a strong safety culture

Some Even Greater Challenges  Redirecting focus away from failures to maximizing safety benefits  Using a “common currency” of risk and its value to the organization  Considering the whole ATM system; applying a systemic approach to risk management

CANSO Future SMS Development Working Group  Looking at some of the challenges in SMS faced by ANSPs today  Investigating: Common Safety Method on Risk Evaluation Safe By Design Advanced Approaches to Risk

Summary  ANSPs have many years of risk management experience  Have learned a lot but there are challenges  Potential solutions for some of the challenges exist  ANSPs must investigate and implement the ones for right for them  Take advantage of international forums to exchange and collaborate