Nacionalni sistem izvještavanja o doga đ ajima od značaja za sigurnost vazduhoplova Radomir Janjušević, Saobraćajni pilot – kapetan, CAA Safety Advisor.

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Nacionalni sistem izvještavanja o doga đ ajima od značaja za sigurnost vazduhoplova Radomir Janjušević, Saobraćajni pilot – kapetan, CAA Safety Advisor

Purpose of reporting To facilitates the collection of information on actual or potential safety deficiencies thus contributing to the identification and implementation of safety improvement measures. The sole objective of occurrence reporting is the prevention of accidents and incidents and not to attribute blame or liability.

Definition of the occurrence Safety occurrence is the term used to embrace all events which have, or could have significance in the context of aviation safety, ranging from accident and serious incident in ICAO annex 13, through incidents or events that must be reported regulation 42/2003, to occurrences of lesser severity which, in the opinion of the reporter could have safety significance.ICAO annex 1342/2003

Purpose of reporting

How we do it Safety reporting is the filing of reports and collection of information on actual or potential safety deficiencies.

International requirements ICAO Annex 13 chapter 8Annex 13 Doc 9859 – Safety Management Manual.Doc 9859 EASA EU Regulation 2003/42 EU Regulation 2003/42

Mandatory occurrences reporting The provisions in Chapter 8 of ICAO Annex 13 require the States to establish mandatory incident reporting (MOR) systems to facilitate the collection of information on actual or potential safety deficiencies. In Europe, the Directive 2003/42/EC on occurrence reporting in civil aviation establishes requirements for mandatory reporting of occurrences which, if not corrected, would endanger the safety of aircraft, its occupants or any other person. In mandatory reporting systems operational personnel are required to report accidents and certain types of incidents. Directive 2003/42/EC defines a detailed list of safety occurrences to be reported by aviation service provider organizations in Europe. The safety occurrences are grouped in the following domains: Aircraft flight operations Aircraft technical Aircraft maintenance and repair Air navigation services, facilities and ground services

Voluntary occurrences reporting A proactive process and related arrangements for collecting information about safety concerns, issues and hazards, which otherwise will not be revealed by a mandatory reporting system.

Voluntary occurrences reporting Accidents Serious incidents Incidents Occurrences

Personal data protection The person filing a safety report needs to have the strong assurance from the regulatory authority and the employer that prosecution or punitive actions such as suspension of license will not be sought unless the unsafe act is deliberately committed or gross negligence is demonstrated. Such assurance includes confidentiality of reporting and sole use of reported data for safety improvement. Protecting identities in the reports is a good practice adopted by many States. A positive safety culture in the organization creates the kind of trust necessary for a successful occurrence reporting system. The culture must be error-tolerant and just. In addition, the reporting system needs to be perceived as being fair in the way unintentional errors and mistakes are treated.

Just Culture Just Culture implies that, as far as possible: Reports will be confidential; Prosecution or punishment will not follow reports of unpremeditated or accidental breaches of regulations; Employers will not take punitive action following reports of unpremeditated or accidental breaches of regulations or procedures.

International experiences UNITED STATES - Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) UNITED KINGDOM - Confidential Human Incident Reporting Program (CHIRP) CANADA - Confidential Aviation Safety Reporting Program (SECURITAS) AUSTRALIA - REPCON Confidential Reporting Scheme RUSSIA - Voluntary Aviation Safety Reporting System (VASRP) BRAZIL - Flight Safety Report System (RCSV) JAPAN - Aviation Safety Information Network (ASI-NET) FRANCE - Confidential Environment for Reporting (REC) TAIWAN - Taiwan Aviation Confidential Safety Reporting System (TACARE) KOREA - Aviation Safety Hindrance Reporting System CHINA - Sino Confidential Aviation Safety System (SCASS) SINGAPORE - Singapore Confidential Aviation Incident Reporting (SINCAIR) SPAIN - Safety Occurrence Reporting System (Sistema de notificación de sucesos)

International experiences - ASRS

National occurrence reporting system of Montenegro Prikupljanje prijava Unos u bazu Razmjena sa nacionalnom komisijom Analiza Izrada izvještaja koji podrazumjevaju sigurnosne mjere. Vazduhoplovni subjekt Kontakt lice ACV / Nacionalna komisija Unos podataka u bazu Analiza Obavještavanje / sigurnosne preporuke

National occurrence reporting system of Montenegro ZAKON O VAZDUŠNOM SAOBRAĆAJU (SL CG 30/2012. od ) – Obavezno obavještavanje – čl.129 Obavezno obavještavanje – čl.129 – Dobrovoljno obavještavanje – čl.130 – Zaštita podataka – čl.130 stav 3 – Kaznene odredbe – čl.166 stav 10 PRAVILNIK o načinu obavještavanja, ispitivanja, analiziranja i postupanja sa podacima o ugrožavanju sigurnosti, nesrećama i ozbiljnim nezgodama vazduhoplova (Sl.l. CG br. 14/2013) PRAVILNIK – U ovaj pravilnik prenešena je Direktiva 2003/42/EC Parlamenta i Savjeta Evrope od 13. juna godine – Ovim pravilnikom su, uz prilago đ avanje pravu Crne Gore, prenijete: Uredba Komisije (EZ) br. 1330/2007 od 24. septembra godine Uredba Komisije (EZ) br. 1321/2007 od 12. novembra godine – Kontakt lice

Voluntary non-punitive incident reporting systems Dobrovoljno obavještavanje (čl.8 Pravilnika o obavještavanju – SL CG 14/2013)

Formulars

Nacionalna komisija za istraživanje nesreća i ozbiljnih nezgoda vazduhoplova 1.vrši istraživanje nesreća i ozbiljnih nezgoda vazduhoplova, a po svojoj procjeni obavlja poslove istraživanja nezgoda vazduhoplova i doga đ aja koji ugrožavaju sigurnost; 2.daje sigurnosne preporuke radi poboljšanja sigurnosti u vazdušnom saobraćaju; 3.vodi Nacionalnu bazu podataka o nesrećama, ozbiljnim nezgodama, nezgodama vazduhoplova i doga đ ajima koji ugrožavaju sigurnost; 4.dostavlja podatke iz Nacionalne baze podataka me đ unarodnim organizacijama, u skladu sa zaključenim me đ unarodnim ugovorima; 5.sara đ uje sa drugim istražnim organima za istragu vazduhoplovnih nesreća me đ u članicama ICAO; 6.objavljuje rezultate istrage uz poštovanje načela tajnosti; 7.predlaže i ažurira listu nezavisnih stručnjaka za istragu nesreća i ozbiljnih nezgoda; 8.dostavlja Vladi godišnji izvještaj o radu, do 31. marta tekuće za prethodnu godinu; 9.obavlja i druge poslove od značaja za istraživanje nesreća i ozbiljnih nezgoda vazduhoplova.

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