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Military Aviation Safety Workshop

August 19, 2013     Vancouver, Canada

In association with the 44^th Annual Seminar of the

International Society of Air Safety Investigators (ISASI)

 

Representatives of military forces, associated contractors, educators, and researchers from all nationalities are invited to participate in the international Military Aviation Safety Workshop which is offered as a tutorial in association with the 2013 ISASI annual seminar. 

The workshop planning committee is very pleased with the finalized list of speakers and topics.  It was our desire to tap the vast wealth of global expertise in military aviation to address a range of hot topics for military air safety investigators.  Presentations were selected from proposals covering human factors, proactive detection of hazards, and safety culture, in addition to more traditional accident investigation topics.  A diverse group of international speakers will perform 10 presentations during the workshop, which is open to all interested participants and will be particularly valuable for manufacturers of military aircraft and equipment, support contractors engaged in military operations, military air safety investigators and safety program managers.  Dress code for participants is business casual, no neckties.

The workshop planning committee consists of Dave Harper and Tony Cortés of the U.S. Air Force Safety Center, Bret Tesson and Jim Buse of Boeing, and Davy Thorn of Lockheed Martin.

ISASI 2013 website: http://www.isasi.org/isasi2013.html

       

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

   

TIME	EVENT	PRESENTER
0700	Continental Breakfast
0800	Opening Remarks	Mr. Dave Harper U.S. Air Force Safety Center
0815	When the Exercise Became Reality - The Last Flight of HAZE01	Mr. Agne Widholm and Mr. Jens Olsson Swedish Accident Investigation Authority
0910	Inherent Hazards of a Government-Funded, Contractor-Lead, Flight Test Program, i.e. 'The Humans Factor'	Mr. Michael Buran Lockheed Martin
0940	Refreshment Break
1010	The Organizing of a Common Helicopter Command from a Flight Safety Perspective	Lt Col Robert Persson Swedish Armed Forces
1040	Military Air Safety Investigation Down Under	WGCDR Alf Jonas Royal Australian Air Force
1115	It's Unmanned, How Much Risk Can There Be?	Col Mike Smith UK MAAIB
1200	Lunch
1300	Implementation of Flight Data Monitoring for Flight Safety in the Dutch Air Force	Mr. Rombout Wever NLR Air Transport Safety Institute
1345	Target In Sight: Leading Indicators & Risk Analysis	Dr. Mark Friend, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
1420	The Day Bobby Died - Preventing Mishaps through Personal Intervention	Mr. Pat Daily, Convergent Performance
1500	Refreshment Break
1530	Immediate Risk Management - Is it Worth the Time?	LCDR Natalee Johnston, Royal Australian Navy
1605	A Just Culture in the Swedish Air Force	Mr. Hans Sjöblom, Saab Aeronautics
1640	Workshop Wrap-Up	Mr. Dave Harper, U.S. Air Force Safety Center; Mr. Bret Tesson, Boeing

For further information please contact the U.S. Air Force Safety Center (GMT - 0600):

+1.505.846.5277 antonio.cortes@us.af.mil

+1.505.846.0996 david.harper@kirtland.af.mil