Interim Report - Introduction - EASA
Interim Report - Introduction - EASA
Interim Report - Introduction - EASA
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INTERIM REPORT – OPTIONS FOR CHANGE – ATTACHMENT B<br />
<strong>EASA</strong>.2009.OP.21<br />
(4) the time limit for compliance with the actions required by the mandatory safety<br />
information; and<br />
(5) its date of entry into force.<br />
AR.GEN.040 <strong>Report</strong>ing<br />
(a) In addition to the reports required by the applicable legislation on occurrence reporting in<br />
civil aviation, the competent authority shall provide reports on safety significant occurrences<br />
to the Agency.<br />
These three requirements adequately highlight:<br />
− the need for NAAs to cooperate with each other by exchanging information on de-icing<br />
/ anti-icing issues if it is deemed safety improvements can be made<br />
− the need for NAAs to issue mandatory safety information, including actions to be<br />
taken, when a safety matter is identified, and<br />
− the need for NAAs to collect data other than through MORs.<br />
The most effective and efficient way to achieve this is for the Agency to coordinate and<br />
facilitate a safety initiative aimed at de-icing / anti-icing.<br />
The impact would be a harmonised programme which ensures more data is collected and<br />
analysed and any recommendations for action likely to be taken up.<br />
AR.GEN.305 Monitoring of activities<br />
(a) The competent authority shall establish and maintain an oversight programme to monitor<br />
persons and organisations exercising activities on the territory of the Member State or<br />
certified by the competent authority that is proportionate to the complexity of the activities<br />
and the risks involved. The programme shall be developed taking into account the size of the<br />
organisation, local knowledge, possible certification according to industry standards and past<br />
surveillance activities.<br />
(b) The oversight programme shall include:<br />
(1) sample inspections, including unannounced inspections;<br />
(2) for each organisation, at least once every 24 months:<br />
(i) regular audits at intervals determined by the results of past surveillance<br />
activities;<br />
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