2004 Flight Safety Australia
ATSB supplements
November-December
- Drive shaft failure Robinson R22
- Winning research grants
- Safety briefs
- Download ATSB supplement (Nov-Dec 04) [
PDF: 361KB]
September-October
2003 Flight Safety Australia
ATSB supplements
November-December
- The ATSB gets a new Act
- Safety briefs.
- Confidential aviation incident reports.
- Download ATSB supplement (Nov-Dec 03) [PDF: 2.23MB]
September-October
2001 Flight Safety Australia
ATSB supplements
November-December
- You might learn about flying from this
- Safety Briefs
- Safety first - aircrew, ground personnel and passengers
- Download ATSB supplement (Nov-Dec 01) [PDF: 1.06MB]
September-October
2002 Flight Safety Australia
ATSB supplements
November-December
- Disorientation during night operations
- Confidential Aviation Incident Reporting System
- Safety briefs
- Download ATSB supplement (Nov-Dec 02) [PDF: 1.84MB]
September-October
Marine safety
Marine transport accounts for all bulk imports and exports and nearly three-quarters of the value of all imports and exports of cargo into Australia, and plays a primary role in coastal trade. In addition, a major offshore industry fleet supports oil and gas exploration off the Australian coast. A safe and efficient marine transport system is therefore an essential part of the Australian economy. The work of the ATSB investigation team assists in maintaining and improving the safety of marine transport.
Rail statistics
Rail safety occurrence data
Industry reports rail safety occurrences to the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR).
ONRSR has responsibility for regulatory oversight of rail safety in every Australian state and territory.
ONRSR collects and reports on rail safety occurrence statistics, and these figures are available on the ONRSR website.
Rail safety
| From 1 July 2019, report Category A rail occurrences directly to the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR) on 1800 430 888 (24 hrs / 7 days). |
The ATSB is the single national rail safety investigator in Australia.
The ATSB’s rails safety investigation role occurs concurrently with the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR) overseeing rail safety regulation in every Australian state and territory.
Rail accident or incident notification
Train operating crew, rail and track owners and operators must report all notifiable occurrence (an accident or incident associated with railway operations - either Category A, Category B or Category C) to ONRSR by calling 1800 430 888 (24 hrs/7 days) or via the ONRSR Portal.
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