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INTERIM REPORT – OPTIONS FOR CHANGE<br />

<strong>EASA</strong>.2009.OP.21<br />

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operator with an insight into potential accident pre-cursors and<br />

areas of high risk. It may be made clear that this data should be<br />

sought not only from the operator’s own personnel and employees,<br />

but also from those personnel working for service providers<br />

conducting contracted-out safety critical functions.<br />

SAF3.f. AMC to OR.GEN.205 Contracting and purchasing – clarification<br />

can be provided to this AMC such that SMS activities, including<br />

reporting of “unsafe acts”, are included in the written agreement<br />

between operator and service provider, as well as details of the<br />

safety services to be provided. The written agreement referred to<br />

could be subject to oversight and monitoring as required under<br />

AMC 2 AR.GEN.300.2, mentioned above in Option SAF3.b.<br />

SAF4. To conduct an Industry-wide review of, and lobby for amendment to, Directive<br />

2003/42/EC on Occurrence <strong>Report</strong>ing; in order to align the Directive with<br />

ICAO SMS requirements. Thereby encouraging States to meet the needs of<br />

the Directive and encouraging a harmonised interpretation.<br />

SAF4.a. NAAs to ensure that the intent of the Directive is enforced: the<br />

need for all personnel to report occurrences (Clause 7); and the<br />

need to share this information (Clause 8).<br />

SAF4.b. Lobby to amend, or expand, the definition of “occurrence” to<br />

include specifically: human, procedural and system errors<br />

considered by the reporter to increase risk.<br />

SAF4.c. Lobby to expand the Scope of the Directive (Article 3), to include<br />

specifically de-icing / anti-icing activities, by including examples in<br />

the Appendix to Annex I.<br />

SAF4.d. NAAs to take up their responsibilities to ensure de-icing / anti-icing<br />

operatives comply with mandatory occurrence reporting (Article 4,<br />

1.g) and they shall (rather than may) encourage voluntary reporting<br />

(Article 9).<br />

SAF4.e. NAAs to interpret the Directive from the point of view of de-icing /<br />

anti-icing operations and issue relevant awareness and guidance<br />

material.

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