Overview Of CAAS' Key Safety Initiatives - Asf2022.sg
Building Collective Resilience in AviationAviation Safety Forum7 March 2022Overview of CAAS’ Key Safety InitiativesDalen TanDirector (Safety Policy and Planning)
Agenda1. Safety objectives for Singapore2. Risks in our aviation system3. CAAS’ safety priorities and initiatives2
Safety objectives for Singapore3
Safety objectives for Singapore1. Mitigate aviation safety risks, with the aim of achievingno fatal accidents2. Enhance safety management capabilities of theSingapore aviation industry and State agencies, tocontinuously improve safety performance and riskmitigation3. Develop progressive and robust aviation safetyregulatory and investigative regimes, taking intoaccount and balancing stakeholder needs4. Contribute and collaborate effectively in internationaland regional fora to enhance safety4
Risks in our aviation system5
Globally identified operational risks exist in our environmentRunway incursion andexcursionMid-air collisionSystems component failureLoss of control in-flightGround occurrenceControlled flight into terrain6
Safety risks were identified early on in the pandemicAircraft airworthinessPersonnel proficiencyLow-level activityFamiliarity with newoperations, processes andenvironmentAerodrome, ANS systemand ground handlingequipmentOrganisational focuson safety7
CAAS’ safety priorities and initiatives8
CAAS’ safety priorities1) Ensuring safe ramp-up of operations to support air travelrecoveryEmerging stronger2) Strengthening safety management and safety oversightsystems3) Strengthening regulatory regime to ensure it remainsprogressive and robust4) Deepening international engagements9
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagementsFocus safety oversight activities and surveillance on the following areas:Personnel CompetencyInfrastructure andequipmentOrganisations’ focus onsafety10
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsICAO Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme(USOAP) audit (18 – 25 April 2022)State Safety Programme Implementation Assessment(SSPIA) (Phase 2) (4 – 14 April 2022)Strengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagementsPublication of the 2nd edition of Singapore’s State SafetyProgramme (SSP) Documentand the National Aviation Safety Plan (NASP)11
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagementsWork with industry to strengthen early risk identification and take proactive mitigating actionsSafetymanagementSafety reportingand sharingRisk assessmentSafetyimprovement12
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagements Foster a more positive safety culture, in which each person fully internalises a safety mindset Encourage reporting and sharing of safety events, and self-disclosure of safety errorsSoaring SafelyTogetherCharter for a Strongand PositiveSafety Culture inSingaporeSafety culturesurveySafety cultureCharterSafetyCultureHandbookWritten by:CAAS and the industrySafety culture handbook(with industry)Voluntary safety reportingsystem13
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagementsSafety promotion efforts, with focus on safety culture, to complement regulation and surveillanceRegular industry engagement platforms (e.g. CAAS SafetySeries, ASF, dialogues and meetings)Enhance outreach channels to offer more frequent, bitesized content14
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthenregulatory regimeModernisation of Air Navigation RegulationsLegend:PromulgatedTo be promulgated this yearTo be developedDeepen internationalengagements
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsSupporting industrygrowthKeep pace with developmentsKeep pacedevelopmentsand withtechnologyand technologyStrengthenregulatory regimeUpholding our robustregulatory regimeRisk-based reviewDeepen internationalengagementsProcess reviewImprove efficiency ofImproveefficiencyofregulatoryservicesregulatory servicesELMeRs16
Emerging StrongerEnsure safe ramp-up ofoperations to support airtravel recoveryStrengthen safetymanagement & safetyoversight systemsStrengthen regulatoryregimeDeepen internationalengagements Strengthen safety engagements with leading civil aviation authority partners (e.g. EASA, FAA) Contribute to technical assistance in aviation safety capacity buildingo Safety enhancement initiatives under the Asia Pacific Regional Aviation Safety Team (APRAST)o Action items to implement Asia Pacific Regional Aviation Safety Plan (AP-RASP) Contribute to international safety discussions, such as the following forums:o ICAO 41st Assembly, regional bodies, panels and working groups17
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Foster a more positive safety culture, in which each person fully internalises a safety mindset Encourage reporting and sharing of safety events, and self-disclosure of safety errors Safety Culture Handbook Written by: CAAS and the industry Safety culture handbook (with industry) Soaring Safely Together Charter for a Strong and Positive
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