02_ Occurence Reporting

​Voluntary reporting system shall be established to facilitate the collection of:

• Personal data about the person being involved in the incidents.

• Facts to support the legal prosecution of the person involved.

• Details of occurrences that may not be captured by the mandatory reporting system.

• Other safety-related information which is perceived by the reporter as an actual or potential hazard to aviation safety.

• Details of occurrences that may not be captured by the mandatory reporting system.

• Other safety-related information which is perceived by the reporter as an actual or potential hazard to aviation safety.

Safety occurrence reporting aims to improve safety of aircraft operations by timely detection of operational hazards and system deficiencies.

T/F

True

'An occurrence other than an accident, associated with the operation of an aircraft which affects or could affect the safety of operation.’

 The prior statement is the definition of: 

 

• An accident.

• A serious event.

• An incident.

• A serious incident.

An incident

​What is the definition of an accident?

• An occurrence associated with the operation of an aircraft which affects or could affect the safety of operation.

• An occurrence, in which a person is fatally or seriously injured as a result of being in the aircraft, in direct contact with any part of the aircraft or due to direct exposure to jet blast.

An occurrence, in which a person is fatally or seriously injured as a result of being in the aircraft, in direct contact with any part of the aircraft or due to direct exposure to jet blast.

Any person involved who has knowledge of the occurrence of an accident or serious incident shall notify, without delay, the competent safety investigation authority of the State of Occurrence thereof.

T/F

True

​An aircraft incident involving circumstances indicating that an accident nearly occurred is defined as 

• A serious occurrence.

• A serious incident.

• An incident.

• An accident.

• A serious incident.

​What kind of occurrences should you report?

• Occurrences large enough to cause concern

• Occurrences more than one individual finds worrisome

• Occurrences that a manager approves you to report

• ​All occurrences

All occurances

What is reporting culture in the context of occurrence reporting?

• Reporting culture refers to the process of blaming individuals for incidents.

• Reporting culture in occurrence reporting is the environment where individuals feel safe to report incidents, near misses, and hazards without fear of blame or retaliation.

• Reporting culture is the practice of hiding incidents to avoid consequences.

• Reporting culture involves only reporting positive outcomes and achievements.

Reporting culture in occurrence reporting is the environment where individuals feel safe to report incidents, near misses, and hazards without fear of blame or retaliation.

What is the importance of no blame culture in occurrence reporting?

• No blame culture encourages hiding incidents to avoid repercussions

• No blame culture emphasises learning from mistakes rather than assigning blame, fostering open and honest reporting of incidents for better understanding and prevention.

• Blaming individuals for mistakes is the best way to ensure accountability.

• Assigning blame is more effective than focusing on prevention.

No blame culture emphasises learning from mistakes rather than assigning blame, fostering open and honest reporting of incidents for better understanding and prevention.

What are the key components of an occurrence report?

• Recommendations

• Location

• Actions taken

• Date and time

• Individuals involved

• Description of the incident

• Recommendations

• Location

• Actions taken

• Date and time

• Individuals involved

• Description of the incident