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Issue, description, who it affects Date, status, type
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-029-SI-04Track maintenance personnel training and development
Number: RO-2015-029-SI-04
Description: RO-2015-029-SI-04:There was an identified gap in the knowledge of track maintenance personnel that was probably the result of deficiencies in training and development. In addition, network standards for the assessment of track lateral stability, including creep management, provided limited information and tools for maintenance personnel.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 12 Jul 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-029-SI-03Other track inspections
Number: RO-2015-029-SI-03
Description: RO-2015-029-SI-03:There was no supplementary system of inspection that was effective in identifying rail creep in jointed track. The network placed a high reliance on the asset management system to initiate closer inspection of track potentially affected by creep.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 12 Jul 2017
Status: Partially addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-029-SI-02Correcting rail creep for fixed points
Number: RO-2015-029-SI-02
Description: RO-2015-029-SI-02:Asset management systems used to identify problematic levels of rail creep did not correct for fixed points between creep monuments.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 12 Jul 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-029-SI-01Rail creep
Number: RO-2015-029-SI-01
Description: RO-2015-029-SI-01:Asset management systems that were used to identify problematic levels of rail creep did not evaluate nor assess cumulative creep.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 12 Jul 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-053-SI-05 Classification of parachuting operations
Number: AO-2014-053-SI-05
Description: AO-2014-053-SI-05 :Classification of parachuting operations in the private category did not provide comparable risk controls to other similar aviation activities that involve the carriage of the general public for payment.
Who it affects: Australian parachuting industry
Issue owner: Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Operation affected: Aviation: General aviation
Date, status, type
Date: 23 Jun 2017
Status: Safety action pending
Type: Proactive Action
  Proactive Action
  Recommendation
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-053-SI-04 Restraint use in parachuting aircraft
Number: AO-2014-053-SI-04
Description: AO-2014-053-SI-04 :It was likely that the parachutists on the accident flight, as well as those that had participated in previous flights, were not secured to the single-point restraints that were fitted to VH-FRT. While research indicates that single-point restraints provide limited protection when compared to dual-point restraints, they do reduce the ...
Who it affects: Australian parachuting industry
Issue owner: Occurrence operator
Operation affected: Aviation: General aviation
Date, status, type
Date: 23 Jun 2017
Status: No longer relevant
Type: Proactive Action
  Proactive Action
  Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-053-SI-03Dual-point restraints
Number: AO-2014-053-SI-03
Description: AO-2014-053-SI-03:Research has identified that rear‑facing occupants of parachuting aircraft have a higher chance of survival when secured by dual-point restraints, rather than the standard single-point restraints that were generally fitted to Australian parachuting aircraft.
Who it affects: Australian parachuting industry
Issue owner: Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Operation affected: Aviation: General aviation
Date, status, type
Date: 23 Jun 2017
Status: Safety action pending
Type: Proactive Action
  Recommendation
  Proactive Action
  Recommendation
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-053-SI-02Unapproved aircraft flight control modifications
Number: AO-2014-053-SI-02
Description: AO-2014-053-SI-02:Some Cessna 206 parachuting aircraft, including VH-FRT, had their flight control systems modified without an appropriate maintenance procedure or approval. That increased the risk of flight control obstruction.
Who it affects: Parachute jump operators
Issue owner: Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Operation affected: Aviation: General aviation
Date, status, type
Date: 23 Jun 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-053-SI-01 Secondary seat stop modification not mandatory
Number: AO-2014-053-SI-01
Description: AO-2014-053-SI-01 :Despite being categorised as mandatory for the pilot’s seat by the aircraft manufacturer, a secondary seat stop modification designed to prevent uncommanded rearward pilot seat movement and potential loss of control was not fitted to VH-FRT, nor was it required to be under United States or Australian regulations.
Who it affects: Single engine Cessna aircraft operators
Issue owner: Civil Aviation Safety Authority
Operation affected: Aviation: General aviation
Date, status, type
Date: 23 Jun 2017
Status: Safety action pending
Type: Recommendation
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2016-007-SI-01 Rail fractures
Number: RO-2016-007-SI-01
Description: RO-2016-007-SI-01 :The inspection regime to identify rail fractures was ineffective for the condition of this track.
Who it affects: All operators of rail freight
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Freight
Date, status, type
Date: 30 May 2017
Status:
Type: Proactive Action
  Recommendation
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2016-003-SI-01 Air traffic facilities at Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport
Number: AO-2016-003-SI-01
Description: AO-2016-003-SI-01 :Despite a steady overall increase in passenger numbers and a mixture of types of operations, Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport did not have traffic advisory and/or air traffic control facilities capable of providing timely information to the crews of VH-EWL and VH-VQS of the impending traffic conflict. It is likely the absence ...
Who it affects: All aircraft operations that utilise Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport
Issue owner: Operator-Ballina/Byron Gateway Airport
Operation affected: Aviation: Air transport
Date, status, type
Date: 19 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-022-SI-04 Correcting rail creep for fixed points
Number: RO-2015-022-SI-04
Description: RO-2015-022-SI-04 :Asset management systems used to identify problematic levels of rail creep did not correct for fixed points between creep monuments.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 15 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-022-SI-03 Timeframe for addressing identified rail creep
Number: RO-2015-022-SI-03
Description: RO-2015-022-SI-03 :The procedures for measuring, assessing, and remediating rail creep in spring did not ensure creep defects were addressed in a timely manner and prior to the onset of hot weather. A creep defect identified by the spring measurements was not corrected before the derailment.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 15 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-022-SI-02 Other track inspections
Number: RO-2015-022-SI-02
Description: RO-2015-022-SI-02 :There was no supplementary system of inspection that was effective in identifying rail creep in jointed track. The network placed a high reliance on the asset management system to initiate closer inspection of track potentially affected by creep.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 15 May 2017
Status: Partially addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: RO-2015-022-SI-01 Rail creep
Number: RO-2015-022-SI-01
Description: RO-2015-022-SI-01 :Asset management systems that were used to identify problematic levels of rail creep did not evaluate nor assess cumulative creep.
Who it affects: Managers of rail networks
Issue owner: V/Line Pty Ltd
Operation affected: Rail: Infrastructure
Date, status, type
Date: 15 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: MO-2016-001-SI-03Mooring at Station Pier
Number: MO-2016-001-SI-03
Description: MO-2016-001-SI-03:While TT-Line Company’s standard mooring line pattern for ships at Station Pier had been successfully used for many years, the breakaway indicated the risk could have been further reduced to better prepare for such unusual circumstances.
Who it affects: All ship masters and deck officers
Issue owner: TT-Line Company
Operation affected: Marine: Shipboard operations
Date, status, type
Date: 11 May 2017
Status: Partially addressed
Type: Proactive Action
  Recommendation
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: MO-2016-001-SI-02Melbourne vessel traffic service procedures
Number: MO-2016-001-SI-02
Description: MO-2016-001-SI-02:The Port of Melbourne vessel traffic service (VTS) procedures for adverse weather were not comprehensive and, hence, its response on 13 January was only partially effective. One important consequence was that VTS’s advance warning of storm force winds did not reach all relevant parties, including Spirit of Tasmania II’s master.
Who it affects: Port of Melbourne vessel traffic service and all users of the port
Issue owner: Victorian Ports Corporation (Melbourne)
Operation affected: Marine: Shore-based operations
Date, status, type
Date: 11 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: MO-2016-001-SI-01TT-Line Company procedures
Number: MO-2016-001-SI-01
Description: MO-2016-001-SI-01:The adverse weather procedures for TT-Line Company ships when alongside did not take into account all the necessary factors to provide effective defences against significant, short-term weather events such as thunderstorms and squalls.
Who it affects: All ship masters and deck officers
Issue owner: TT-Line Company
Operation affected: Marine: Shipboard operations
Date, status, type
Date: 11 May 2017
Status: Adequately addressed
Type: Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2014-032-SI-02Consideration of transient elevator deflections from a pitch disconnect
Number: AO-2014-032-SI-02
Description: AO-2014-032-SI-02:The aircraft manufacturer did not account for the transient elevator deflections that occur as a result of the system flexibility and control column input during a pitch disconnect event at all speeds within the flight envelope. As such, there is no assurance that the aircraft has sufficient strength to withstand ...
Who it affects: All operators of ATR 42 and ATR 72 aircraft
Issue owner: ATR
Operation affected: Aviation: Air transport
Date, status, type
Date: 05 May 2017
Status: Safety action pending
Type: Recommendation
  Recommendation
  Recommendation
  Proactive Action
Issue, description, who it affects
Issue: AO-2017-032-SI-01GE Aviation CT7 engine type variants 5A2, 7A1, 9B, 9C, and 9C3
Number: AO-2017-032-SI-01
Description: AO-2017-032-SI-01:The ATSB advises that those responsible for the operation and maintenance of SAAB 340 and EADS CASA CN-235 aircraft fitted with the GE Aviation CT7 engine type variants 5A2, 7A1, 9B, 9C, and 9C3 should note the facts presented in this preliminary report with a view to addressing any risks ...
Who it affects: Those responsible for the operation and maintenance of SAAB 340 and EADS CASA CN-235 aircraft fitted with the GE Aviation CT7 engine type variants 5A2, 7A1, 9B, 9C, and 9C3
Issue owner: Operators and maintainers of SAAB 340 and EADS CASA CN-235 aircraft fitted with the GE Aviation CT7 engine type variants 5A2, 7A1, 9B, 9C, and 9C3
Operation affected: Aviation: Air transport
Date, status, type
Date: 13 Apr 2017
Status: Safety action pending
Type: Safety Advisory Notice
  Proactive Action
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