Presented to: FAASTeam Representatives By: FAASTeam National Resource Center Date: December 6, 2008...

Presented to: FAASTeam Representatives

By: FAASTeam National Resource Center

Date: December 6, 2008

Federal AviationAdministrationFAA Safety Team

(FAASTeam)Representatives

Distance Learning Briefing

Federal AviationAdministration

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FAASTeam Representative Training

Flight Standards AVSSafety

Integrity

People

Quality


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OBJECTIVE• Overview New Program

• Goals

• FAASTeam Representatives

• Representative’s Handbook

• FAASafety.gov

• Awards

• Training and Resources


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OBJECTIVE

• Overview New Program

• Goals



• FAASafety.gov


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Overview of the FAASTeam

Improve upon the Nation’s aviation accident rate by conveying safety principles and practices through training, outreach, and education; while establishing partnerships and encouraging the continual growth of a positive safety culture within the aviation community.


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• 8 - Regional FAASTeam Offices

• FAASTeam Program Managers

• FAASTeam Plan for Reducing Accidents

• New FAASTeam Tools

• Relationship with the Aviation Community


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• FAASTeam Members


• FAASTeam Industry Members


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There

Is

No

Vol_unteer

Without

“U”

•http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HQ80McY844


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OBJECTIVE


• Goals



• faasafety.gov

• Awards



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Goals

• National Goals

• Regional Goals

• Local Goals– Based on Accident/Incident Data– Areas of concern – Areas of Improvement


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National Goals

• Based on the Administrators Flight Plan

• “Achieve the lowest possible accident rate and constantly improve safety”


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National FAASTeam Products

• 7 Products based on most problematic areas as provided by FAASTeam Data Analysis Workgroup (DAWG)

• They are…..


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National FAASTeam Products FY 09

• Approach and Landings• CFI Emphasis Program• 145 Repair Stations• Runway Safety ASIMS• Air Tour Operations• International Outreach• Safety Management Systems


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• These products will be in the form of:• Web based courses in faasafety.gov• Production 1 minute vignettes

available on the web, You Tube, DVD’s, and other sources

• P-pamphlets, Posters, Tri-folds, and other paper based products


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Local Goals

• Based on analysis of Accident and Incident Data.

• Review of Causal Factors to Target Specific Areas.

• Target Geographic Areas


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National ChartNTSB Accident History by Year

365 378 350 339 324 299

262 302244 282 237 267

998980

949986

883 941

217233

197193

166200

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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

FATAL MINOR NONE SERIOUS

REGION (All) STATE (All) FSDO (All) IMC/ VMC (All) OPERATION TYPE (All) AIRCRAFT TYPE (All) PERSONAL/ BUSINESS DESCRIPTION (All)

Count of ACCIDENT

YEAR

INJURY LEVEL


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What Does The Data Show…

• According to NTSB data, total accidents were slightly higher in 2007 than 2006 but continue on an overall downward trend. Fatal accidents showed a more significant downward trend in 2007 and were the lowest of any year analyzed.

• So, the FAASTeam focus is….


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FAASTeam Focus

– Safety Education Programs for GA1. Weather Awareness and

Understanding

2. Aeronautical Decision Making

3. Failure to Maintain Control of the Aircraft

4. Failure to Follow Procedures (AMT)


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OBJECTIVE


• Goals



• FAASafety.gov

• Awards



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WANTED:

“Organization looking for volunteers who are interested in taking a leadership role in organizing their aviation community in a campaign for aviation safety. Volunteers willing to give freely of your time and talents - with no expectation of recognition or personal gain…


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WANTED:“Must be committed to aviation safety. Burning desires to foster teamwork, to help others, and to be enthusiastic for the Team and its mission. Contagious and apparent in everything you do! Volunteers must have a great attitude, “can-do” spirit, and any skill is welcome. We Train! Be part of a team to MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Call… “Be The Change You Want To See In The World ”


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FAASTeam Representatives

• FAASTeam Lead Representatives

• FAASTeam Representatives– Responsibilities– Activities

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• General Responsibilities• Willing to be of service• Professional manner

• Guidance from FPM

• No Authority


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FAASTeam Lead Representatives

• Selected by FAASTeam Program Manager and Regional FAASTeam Manager

• Two Year Appointment


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• Knowledge of computer applications

Chris HookSouthern Region


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• Aviation safety education skills

Randall Borgerding

Central Region


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• Knowledge of aeronautical subjects

Rhonda CooperEastern Region


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• Exhibit leadership qualities

Curt DrummGreat Lakes Region


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• Assist & support aviation safety program activities of FAASTeam Reps in their area of responsibility

Orville Moore

Northwest Mountain Region


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• Report accomplishment of activities

David Cahoon

Southwest Region


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• Input information on meetings into FAASafety.gov

Bill TurnerWestern Pacific Region


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• Assist Safety Organizations

• Conducts and promotes safety education events

• Participation and nomination in General Aviation Awards Program

• Produce flyers and post seminars

• Training, assistance, and support

Jane Dale

Alaska Region


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• Selected by FAASTeam Lead Representative and FAASTeam Program Manager

• One Year Appointment


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Representative Selection

• Aviation Knowledge

Don JeeringsSouthern Region


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• Excellent standing within the Aviation Community

Valerie Salven

Central Region


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• Proactive Support of the FAA

Jim StricklandAlaska Region


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• Desire to Promote Aviation Safety

Mike Hewlett

Northwest Mountain Region


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• Good Aviation Safety Record

Janice Driscoll

Eastern Region


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• Sufficient Time

Fred Adams

Great Lakes Region


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Representative Activities

• Support FAASTeam

• Counseling• Identifying

Hazards

Jim Bergstrom

Western Pacific Region


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Representative Activities

• Safety Meeting and Events

• Aviation Award Support

• Publicity• Limitations

and Restrictions

Phillip AyalaSouthwest Region


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Limitations and Restrictions

• Valuable Contribution

• Legal Restrictions– Government Vehicles– Government Obligation– Mailing and Mailing Lists– Not Official Representative of the FAA– Legal Matters– Pay for Service


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FAA LIAISON

• Support Safety Programs

• Communication

• Local ATC

• Eyes and Ears

• NPRM

• Students and Teachers

• Internet


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OBJECTIVE


• Goals



• FAASafety.gov

• Awards



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FAASafety.gov

• Coming shortly


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OBJECTIVE


• Goals



• FAASafety.gov

• Awards



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Awards Programs

• Wright Brothers Master Pilot

• Charles Taylor Master Mechanic

• General Aviation Awards Program

• Aviation Maintenance Technician Award Program

• Pilot Proficiency Program


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OBJECTIVE


• Goals



• FAASafety.gov

• Awards



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Future Training

• Annual Recurrent Training

• Special Training

• Lead Representative Training

• Workshops


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Resources

• Audio-Visual Equipment• P-Pamphlets, Handouts,

and Publications• Aviation Safety Forms• Internet• Video and DVD List• Presentations• National Resource Center• AOPA


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Commitment

• Active

• Training

• Teamwork

• Ideas• Change


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Thank you for your participation!

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