NEW VIEW IN PRACTICE
KEEN TO SEE WHAT THE NEW VIEW SAFETY PRINCIPLES LOOK LIKE IN ACTION?
This New View in Practice presentation from The Safety Collaborative conveys the experience gained from implementing new view safety practices in the real world of commercial aviation.
BALPA Flight Safety was given the chance to record this presentation by Valerie Stait & Pete McCarthy (Cathay Pacific Airways). They are joined by Brian Teske (Delta Airlines).
This video covers what New View safety looks like in practice, with practical tools based in the latest safety science to evolve and update safety in your organisation.
The video also concludes with a panel forum, offering an opportunity for questions and answers to delve deeper into the concepts introduced in the presentation.
Areas covered in the presentation include:
HOW TO START YOUR SAFETY JOURNEY:
Create a vanguard
The value of being a nerd
Systems thinking
IMPLEMENTING NEW IDEAS:
Words create worlds
Make learning and improvement your safety goals
Start where you are
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT AND GROWTH:
Context is everything
Give data meaning
Learning from all operations
Valerie Stait - MSc
Valerie has been flying worldwide for 28 years. Experienced on both Boeing and Airbus, she currently flies long haul on the Boeing 777 and has a background in flight operations risk and safety management, mainly in incident investigation, with experience of FRMS, wellbeing, safety training and promotion and evolving the SMS. Her external work includes working groups with ICAO, the Flight Safety Foundation and projects with the British Airline Pilots Association.
Pete McCarthy - PhD Candidate
Pete is Group Head of Human Factors following 5 years of research and teaching, in the post of Senior Lecturer in Human Factors and Accident Investigation at Cranfield University. During this time he has developed and presented safety and accident investigation training across many High Reliability Organisation (HRO) sectors, including aviation and healthcare.
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Brian Teske, FRAeS- PhD
Brian holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Sciences focused on Organizational Safety from the University of North Dakota. His dissertation, "Preparing Commercial Space Organizations for Safety Management System (SMS) Implementation," pioneered innovative approaches to facilitate adoption within the industry. His research encompasses SMS, Human Factors, High Reliability Organizational Theory, Safety II, Learning Teams, mindfulness, and cultural analysis. He taught as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Dubuque. Brian works to advance safety practices at Delta Air Lines, the Air Line Pilots Association, and the Flight Safety Foundation. He is an accident investigator and a training captain for Delta, flying the A330 internationally.
Infographic from the presentation.
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