Safety Behaviours Forum Videos and Presentations

This page contains videos of the presentations delivered at the Safety Forum, 29/30 May 2018. The Findings, Strategies and Action Opportunities arising from the Forum were published at the end of June 2018.

Presentations

Day 1 - Opening Session

Welcoming Address

Eamonn Brennan, EUROCONTROL Director General

Guest of Honour

David McMillan

Setting the Scene

Safety Behaviour, Procedures and Knowledge

"Safety Behaviour, Procedures and Knowledge" – Capt. Ed Pooley, The Air Safety Consultancy

Use of Situational Judgment Responses to assess workforce knowledge and readiness to enact critical patient safety skills and behaviours

"Use of Situational Judgment Responses to assess workforce knowledge and readiness to enact critical patient safety skills and behaviours" – Prof. Bryn Baxendale, Trent Simulation & Clinical Skills Centre Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Procedural Non-compliance: The Common Factor

"Procedural Non-compliance: The Common Factor" – Capt. Jo Gillespie, McKechnie Aviation

Walking the talk – Delivering on Safety Behaviours

"Walking the talk – Delivering on Safety Behaviours" – Capt. John Monks, British Airways, and Capt. Stefano Prola, International Air Transport Association

Procedures in the wild

"Procedures in the wild" – Tom Laursen, International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers

Posters

Poster Introductions

Capt. Pascal Kremer, Luxair and European Regions Airline Association

Risk Culture: ‘Acceptable Risks’ vs ‘Unacceptable Risks’

"Risk Culture: ‘Acceptable Risks’ vs ‘Unacceptable Risks" - Cengiz Türkoğlu, Cranfield University

TCAS RA not followed – results of joint IATA / EUROCONTROL survey

"TCAS RA not followed – results of joint IATA / EUROCONTROL survey" - Stanislaw Drozdowski & Tzvetomir Blajev, EUROCONTROL

Improvement of Airline Pilots’ Situation Awareness through integrated Processing of Operational Flight Data

"Improvement of Airline Pilots’ Situation Awareness through integrated Processing of Operational Flight Data"

- Keyvan Bayram, Air3x, iTUBS

Understanding Pilot Wellbeing, and Its Impact on Flight Safety

"Understanding Pilot Wellbeing, and Its Impact on Flight Safety"] - Capt. Paul Cullen, Independent Researcher, Dr Joan Cahill, Trinity College Dublin & Dr Keith Gaynor, St John of Gods Hospital Dublin

Learning from Experience

The use of FDM to influence flight crew behaviour

“The use of FDM to influence flight crew behaviour” - Capt. Richard Weeks and Pedro Duarte, NetJets Transportes Aéreos

Rethinking the Briefing

"Rethinking the Briefing - Engineering Resilient Safety Behaviour" – Capt. Rich Loudon, Alaska Airlines, and Capt. David Moriarty, Royal Aeronautical Society Human Factors Group

Royal Air Force Military Parachuting Safety Processes: Reducing Drift

"Royal Air Force Military Parachuting Safety Processes: Reducing Drift" - Wg Cdr James Simmonds, Royal Air Force

Day 2 - Opening Session

SKYbrary Aviation Safety Award

Capt. Pascal Kremer

Flight Safety Foundation Update

Brett Eastham, VP Business Development and CFO, Flight Safety Foundation

Work as done vs work as imagined

Safety Behaviours: work-as-imagined v work-as-done

“Safety Behaviours: work-as-imagined v work-as-done” - Magnus McCabe, NATS

Conscientiousness and safety behaviour in pilots and aerospace engineers

"Conscientiousness and safety behaviour in pilots and aerospace engineers" - Paul Dickens, Core Aviation Psychology

Work as Never Imagined: A Case Study on Flight Deck Displays for New Airspace Operations

"Work as Never Imagined: A Case Study on Flight Deck Displays for New Airspace Operations"] - Dr. Kathy Abbott, Federal Aviation Administration

Breakout Session findings

Setting the scene

Capt. Harry Nelson, Airbus

Learning from experience

Dai Whittingham, UK Flight Safety Committee

Work as done vs work as imagined

Karen Bolton, UK NATS

Closing remarks

Capt. Pascal Kremer, Luxair and European Regions Airline Association, and Stan Drozdowski, EUROCONTROL

Key Findings, Strategies and Action Opportunities

The Findings, Strategies and Action Opportunities arising from the Safety Forum will be published at the end of June 2018.

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