2011 Flight Safety Australia
ATSB supplements
July - August
Fact and information sheet
ATSB Safety Issue Investigation: Queensland Coastal Pilotage
About the ATSB
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is an independent Australian Government statutory agency. The Bureau is governed by a commission and is entirely separate from transport regulators and service providers. The ATSBs objective is safe transport and its function is to improve safety and public confidence in transport safety through excellence in safety investigations and research and
Enforcement policy
Failure of a Responsible Person to Report under Sections 18 and 19 of the Transport Safety Investigation Act 2003
Where it is apparent that a Responsible Person has failed to provide a report in accordance with the requirements in sections 18 or 19 of the TSI Act, the circumstances of the apparent failure will be assessed to determine the appropriate action to be taken. Appropriate action will be based on two options:
(a) educate the responsible person, or class of responsible persons, to ensure compliance in the future; or
The Commissioners
Mr Angus Mitchell
CHIEF COMMISSIONER AND CEO
Accessibility
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Safety actions
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Transport Safety Investigation Act 2003 - Reports
Subsection 25(1) of Part 4 of the Transport
Safety Investigation Act 2003.
25 Reports on investigations
(1) The ATSB must, as soon as
practicable after an investigation has been completed, publish, by
electronic or other means, a report in relation to the
investigation.
Regional engagement
Australia’s reputation for high quality and rigorous investigations makes us uniquely placed to assist transport safety in the Asia Pacific region, and the ATSB has an active program of regional engagement with other transport safety agencies, over and above that required by our international obligations.
Procurement plan
Requests for Tender
All open Requests for Tender (RFTs) are available via the AusTender website.
AusTender is the online tendering system for Australian Government Agencies. AusTender allows tenderers to download tender documentation. Tenderers must first register with AusTender.