Runway Safety Max Bice Manager, Safety Services Airservices Australia
Background The CANSO Safety of Operations Workgroup developed a risk map on potential weaknesses in the ATM system in the final phase of flight: − Runway excursion On takeoff On landing − Runway incursion
Flyers 4
Educational Booklet 5
Runway Safety Mobile App 6
Runway Safety Maturity Checklist 7
CANSO Runway Safety Launch 8
Benefits for ANSPs Targets the biggest global safety threat: ‘unstable approaches’ leading to runway excursions Standardized definitions of runway incidents to improve data analysis Provides a benchmarking tool to baseline and measure improvements across the industry Helps to prioritize improvement actions
Whom Do We Need to Reach? Within ANSPs: − Trainers and course developers − ATCOs and check controllers, assessing regime Beyond the ANSP: − Airport operators − Airline and General Aviation safety departments − Aero clubs and training organisations − Pilots − Military
I mplementation Approach I NI TI AL & RECURRENT TRAI NI NG • Education • Team leader mentors TOWERS & CENTERS SAFETY & OPERATOR FORUMS • Ensure app availability and relevance • Toolkit promotion • Web/magazine promotion • Airside operators SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • Monitor our performance with the Runway Safety Tool
Making I t Real Use the Runway Safety Maturity Checklist at your runway safety meetings and with your Local Runway Safety Teams Talk about each element (as a risk control) For each element record: − Is there a practice? − Is the practice written down? − Are people trained, checked and assessed? − Is it working? How do you know? − How could you improve the element? Assessment is evidence-based (i.e., ‘show me’)
Checklist Elements
Prioritisation 1. Identify criteria: safety, complexity, stakeholders, financial, etc. 2. Allocate weightings against each 3. Using the scale to score for each element 4. Produce a priority-based list from the scores
Or Use the Online Checklist… Comparison Example: Airservices Australia Element 1
…Hosted by EUROCONTROL
Accessing the Runway Safety Maturity Checklist Send an e-mail to: rwysafety@eurocontrol.int Paper copy and weighting guide still available at: www.canso.org/safety
Conclusion Use the Runway Safety Maturity Checklist to support SMS and safety performance monitoring programmes Incorporate best practices (such as the flyers for pilots and ATCOs and the Unstable Approaches – ATC Considerations educational booklet) into initial and recurrent training programs, as well as safety and operator forums Promote the Runway Safety mobile web app at field facilities Improve your runway safety risk controls
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