Sector Safety Risk Profile Program Review
Overview
We want your feedback to help improve our Sector Safety Risk Profile (SSRP) Program.
The program identifies safety-related trends and safety risk factors through the development of safety risk profiles for aviation sectors. It provides a framework for CASA and industry sector participants to examine risks and to identify where improvements can be made, sector by sector.
The SSRP Program forms part of CASA’s contribution to Australia’s State Safety Programme.
Since it commenced in 2013, the program has conducted fourteen SSRPs. These include the following SSRPs (previously known as ‘Sector Risk Profiles’) published on the CASA website:
- Sector risk profile for the aerial mustering sector (PDF 416.62 KB)
- Sector risk profile for the aerial application sector (PDF 583.67 KB)
- Sector risk profile for the aerodrome sector (PDF 1.24 MB)
- Sector risk profile for the small aeroplane transport sector (PDF 911.92 KB)
More recently, CASA has undertaken work on SSRPs for the small aircraft maintenance sector and flight training sector.
Learn more about the program in this article published in Flight Safety Australia.
Why your views matter
We are seeking feedback to evaluate the effectiveness of the SSRP Program. The survey asks you to provide feedback on the benefits of the program, industry engagement, uptake of risk treatment actions, and areas for improvement.
Whether you have participated in the program or not, your input is valuable to us.
The survey will take 5-10 minutes to complete. Your response will not be published.
Audiences
- CASA Staff
- Air operators
- Airworthiness organisations
- Flight training operators
- Engineers
- Pilots
- Sport and recreation operators/clubs
- Hot air balloon operators
Interests
- Airworthiness / maintenance
- Airspace and infrastructure
- Air travel
- Human factors
- Safety management systems
- Operational standards
- Flight training
- Airworthiness/maintenance (CAR 30 and CASR Part 145 maintenance orgs)
- Sport and recreational ballooning
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