state safety programme for pakistan manual - Civil Aviation Authority
state safety programme for pakistan manual - Civil Aviation Authority
state safety programme for pakistan manual - Civil Aviation Authority
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STATE SAFETY PROGRAMME FOR PAKISTANE3.4.4E3.4.5It also facilitates Board of Accident Inquiries (BOAI) instituted by theFederal Government and assists to improve aviation <strong>safety</strong> in generalby educating and promulgating the lessons learnt from accidentinvestigations and take follow up actions on the investigationrecommendations.The Safety & Investigation Board is required to maintain close liaisonwith local military and <strong>for</strong>eign aviation agencies to improve aviation<strong>safety</strong> globally. The board is headed by the President Safety &Investigation Board (PSIB) and who directly reports to DG CAA.E3.5 SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR):E3.5.1 Provision of search and rescue service as per <strong>Civil</strong> <strong>Aviation</strong> Rules, 1994is the responsibility of PCCA. PCAA may make arrangements <strong>for</strong> theestablishment, maintenance and operation of search and rescueservices <strong>for</strong> the purpose of, assisting aircraft which may be in need ofsearch and rescue assistance.E3.5.2 Search and rescue services to operate in compliance with theconvention shall be operating in pursuance of <strong>Civil</strong> <strong>Aviation</strong> Rules, 1994.E3.5.3 Director General PCAA may requisite aircraft, land vehicle ,or weathercraft and may engage persons to operate those crafts or vehicles <strong>for</strong> thepurpose of search and rescue operations in connection with search <strong>for</strong>missing aircraft or rescue of its crew and passengers .E4. PAKISTAN AVIATION SAFETY POLICY AND OBJECTIVES:E4.1 PAKISTAN AVIATION SAFETY POLICY:As per Article 44 of the Chicago convention PCAA <strong>safety</strong> Policy shall be in accordancewith international and national requirements. PCAA is committed to implement, developand improve strategies, management systems and processes to ensure that aviationoperations uphold the highest level of <strong>safety</strong> per<strong>for</strong>mance. This policy is communicated,with visible endorsement throughout the organization. The important elements of Safetypolicy are:-E4.1.1 Development of an embedded <strong>safety</strong> culture across all aviationindustries that recognizes the importance and value of effective aviation<strong>safety</strong> management and acknowledges at all times that <strong>safety</strong> isparamount.E4.1.2 To ensure that the PCAA financial and human resources are sufficient<strong>for</strong> implementation, establishment and maintenance of State’s SafetyProgramme.E4.1.3 To clearly define all regulatory staffs’ responsibilities and accountabilities<strong>for</strong> the implementation, establishment and maintenance of State SafetyProgramme and its per<strong>for</strong>mance.E4.1.4To ensure that all regulatory personal are provided with adequate andappropriate aviation <strong>safety</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mation and training. To further ensure15/03/2010 Page 6 of 24 MNL-001-PDRG-1.0