Dealing with Occurrence Reporting

This Occurrence Reporting training course will provide tools that ensure the effectiveness of reporting, leading to a reduction in workload for different departments/stakeholders and the enhancement of safety.

At the end of the course participants will:

• Have a better understanding of the EU Regulation concerned for persons involved in Occurrence Reporting responsibility
• Be able to collect and exchange Occurrence Reporting information on potential or actual safety hazards and to transmit this information to the National Aviation Authority (NAA) concerned and/or to EASA
• Be able to separate necessary from unnecessary Occurrence Reporting information in order to improve the reporting system and to avoid inefficiency.
• Have a better understanding of filling out reports on actual or potential safety-related deficiencies.
• Be able to build up an effective safety Occurrence Reporting System.

Authority Personnel, Operators, Managers, Postholders Maintenance, Quality Managers, Compliance Managers, Pilots, Certifying Staff, Airworthiness Review Staff, Part M Organisations, MOA, DOA, POA Organisations, and independent professionals.

2 Days

• Overview EU/ Agency Legislation to Occurrence Reporting
• Importance of Occurrence Reporting
• Examples for OR in the field of Aviation
• NAA measures after receipt of the Occurrence Report (OR) from the Organisation, e.g. Part M CAMO, Part 145 or Part 21 etc.
• Information exchange between the NAA and EASA
• Prevention of accidents in the Aviation Environment through Occurrence Reporting
• Just Culture in Aviation Business
• Collection of information on actual or potential safety deficiencies
• Accidents, serious incidents and occurrence reporting
• How to create tools for efficient reporting