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Overview

• Current Perspectives
• Evolving Directions
• Key Results
• Mission
• Definition of Safety
• Goals
• Partnering
• Challenges
• The Next Five Years
• Beyond 2010

Current Perspectives

• Review & amend regulations, policies
• Contribute to healthy, competitive, safe, secure & sustainable transportation system
• Regulations focused on safety results
• Fewer regulatory interventions
• Flexibility in achieving compliance

Current Perspectives

• Delegation to achieve cost effective safety performance
• Delegation promotes shared commitment for safety performance
• Civil Aviation retains ultimate responsibility for oversight

Current Perspectives

• Delegation
  • helps us achieve cost effective safety performance
  • promotes shared commitment for safety performance
• Civil Aviation retains ultimate accountability for oversight
• Regulatory partnerships benefit industry

Evolving Directions

Key Results

• Continued Improvement on the high level of aviation safety in Canada
• A high level of Public Confidence in our Civil Aviation program

Modified Mission

• To develop and administer policies and regulations for the safest civil aviation system for Canada and Canadians using a systems approach to managing risks.

Safety

• The condition where risks are managed to acceptable levels.

Intermediate Outcomes = Goals

• Develop a safety culture throughout aviation in Canada (helicopter safety record?)
• Trust and confidence of stakeholders in the Civil Aviation Program
• Alignment of expectations for Civil Aviation andstakeholders
• Compliance with regulatory requirements

Safety Culture

GOAL: Commitment to strong safety culture

OBJECTIVES:

Implement SMS
Assist in transition to SMS
Engage associations in SMS
Create a proactive safety culture
Align IMS & SMS practices
Build constructive relationships

Trust & Confidence

GOAL: Stakeholder trust & confidence in Civil Aviation's program

OBJECTIVES:

Optimize delegation & its oversight
Realign interrelated activities in context of SMS
Continually improve program (IMS)
Integrate risk management & performance measurement
Revitalize recruitment, competency & learning program
Redesign & integrate CA program activities

Manage Expectations

GOAL: Alignment of Civil Aviation & stakeholder expectations

OBJECTIVES:

Optimize service delivery based on available resources
Support ICAO & North American trilateral
Harmonize with ICAO & other civil aviation authorities
Acceptance of Civil Aviation Documents & products abroad
Reconcile safety & sustainable transportation requirements
Create proactive safety culture internally
Strengthen risk based decision making/resource allocation
Move to e-delivery
Increase diversity of workforce

Regulatory Requirements

GOAL: Compliance with regulatory requirements

OBJECTIVES:

Continue development of “smart” regulations
Complete SMS regulatory framework
Implement of Public Service Modernization Act
Integrate federal policies (IMS accountability framework)

Overview of Priorities

Partnering

• You can have a role in developing a positive safety culture
  • Encourage and apply the essentials of SMS by incorporation into your actions and by encouraging a safety culture among your management teams
  • Providing safety services to members (risk assessments, root cause analysis {HOF}, corrective actions, etc)
  • Associations becoming active partners to whom we can delegate activities

Challenges

• Canadian Business Aviation Association-style delegation depends on proof of strong safety culture (profit-motive)
• Creation of a non-adversarial relationship (partnership for safety)

The Next Five Years

• Strengthen safety oversight framework
• Targeted interventions
• Observable & measurable results
• Maximum level of delegation
• Flexibility to meet safety standards
• Performance based regulations

Beyond 2010

• Robust Safety Culture
• Public & regulator confidence
• Less regulatory intervention
• Further delegation
• Self-managed regulation
• Risk based oversight programs
• More association involvement
• Effective performance based regulations
• Flexibility & operating efficiencies
• “Safer skies”