1. Regional Update Australasia Aviation Safety Network International Helicopter Safety Team Regional Conference Delhi, India

2. Focus of Presentation Foundation risk management concepts Background to Helicopter Industry safety initiatives in Asia Pacific / Australasia Adopting an integrated approach The Aviation Safety Network Harnessing this model for other applications

3. Risk Management Foundation Concepts

4. What is Risk? Risk is the chance of something happening that will impact upon “objectives” Australian New Zealand Standard 4360:2004

5. Corporate Governance “The system by which organisations are directed and controlled”

6. Corporate Governance “The system by which organisations are directed and controlled” Compliance

7. Corporate Governance “The system by which organisations are directed and controlled” Compliance Audit

8. Corporate Governance “The system by which organisations are directed and controlled” Compliance Audit Risk Management

9. Corporate Governance “The system by which organisations are directed and controlled” Risk Management Compliance Audit Governance

10. What is Risk Management? “The culture, processes and structures that are directed towards the realisation of potential opportunities and the effective management adverse effects” Australian New Zealand Standard 4360:2004

11. Defining What you Need!

14. Latest concepts in Risk Management

15. Aviation Safety Network

16. Project Background Self identified need Desire to link governance, risk & safety Concept evolved late 03 Development commenced May 04 Steering Committee Development complete February 04 Aviation safety network launched Mar 05 International collaboration Mar 06

17. ASN Mission Statement “To minimise accidents and incidents in the EMS sector by developing a positive safety culture and a high level of safety awareness, through the implementation of a common framework, program and system based on the Integrated Safety and Risk Management Advisory Standard”

18. Objectives: –Protect and preserve provider resources (people and equipment) through an increase in understanding of safety risks and the management of these risks –Exceed CASA/CAA/DGCA compliance requirements –Increase confidence of stakeholders that each provider is effectively and systematically managing the risk of aviation activities –Standardise common processes for safety and risk management across the industry

19. continued… –Provide a platform / forum for common problem solving –Improve industry safety by sharing of information and networking –Build a network to support safety managers/safety officers –Provide access to resources for safety & risk management on a consortium basis, –Unify the industry in relation to safety matters

20. Industry Significance International spotlight on helicopter safety Risk is ever-present Broad range of application Complexity & linkage with –Aviation –Engineering –OSHE –Contractors –Task profile (off shore, EMS, military)

21. Industry Significance International spotlight on helicopter safety Risk is ever-present Broad range of application Complexity & linkage with –Aviation –Engineering –OSHE –Contractors –Task profile (off shore, EMS, military) Desire for true integration

22. AVIATION SAFETY NETWORK Defining the Support & Resource Package

23. Aviation Safety Network Kimberley Turner kturner@aerosafe.com.au Ph: +61 415 914 798