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System Safety, Pacific Region is responsible for the safety evaluation and
safety promotion within the civil aviation transportation system in the Pacific
Region. Our mandate is to promote aviation safety through anticipation and
prevention rather than reaction.
Click on the following links for specifics, or read on for more general
information.
| Evaluation
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Activities include safety visits, safety reviews, risk management, Civil Aviation Daily Occurrence Reporting System (CADORS) and Minister's Observer programs. |
| Promotion |
Promotion of safety is accomplished through various awareness programs. |
| Video Library |
View a catalogue of our videos. |
| System Safety Staff |
Meet the staff at System Safety in the Pacific Region. |
| Location |
Get directions to our office at the airport. |
| National
System Safety Branch |
They are responsible for the production, publication and distribution of a family of aviation safety
newsletters,
various videos,
brochures
and posters. |
Our Vision
The focal point for safety intelligence in Civil Aviation that enhances system
safety.
Our Mission
The mission of our organization is to provide Transport Canada Civil
Aviation and the Canadian aviation community with timely, relevant, and reliable
safety intelligence and guidance to manage risks.
Our Key Result Areas
To meet our mission, we must be successful in the following areas:
- Occurrence response - Collecting useful data on aviation occurrences.
- Safety Evaluation - Performing analysis on incoming data, identifying
trends, and sharing information
- Safety Communication - Providing timely safety advise through safety
briefings and seminars
- Program Management - Making effective use of our resources at all times
Clients
System Safety targets air operators, pilots, maintenance personnel, and all
persons most susceptible to aviation risks. Appropriate safety messages are
delivered to each audience for maximum efficiency and effect.
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System Safety Services
The following services are available at Richmond and Abbotsford:
- Identify potential safety hazards, advise airline managers and
report on the status of agreed corrective action
- Collect and record data for the purpose of identifying and
assessing risks
- Perform regular safety visits, surveys and reviews for both
users and providers of the air transportation system
- Gather information for CADORS [reports of abnormal occurences
from around the region]
- Monitor CADORS monthly for trends that indicate potential
system problems
- Appoint Minister's Observers to liaise with the Transportation
Safety Board on all accident investigations
- Conduct safety awareness presentations
- Supply the aviation community with a wide variety of safety
information, including a video library and an extensive brochure and poster inventory
- Target people most susceptible to aviation risks and direct
appropriate safety messages to them
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For more information, contact:
System Safety
Transport Canada
400 - 3600 Lysander Lane
Richmond, B.C.
V7B 1C3 |
Telephone Number: (604) 666-9517
Facsimile Number: (604) 666-9507 |
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