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ATSB fatality investigations in Australia and the Asia Pacific

Speech delivered to Asia-Pacific Coroners' Conference, Hobart,
Tasmania on ATSB fatality investigations in Australia and the Asia
Pacific by Mr Kym Bills, Executive Director, Australian Transport
Safety Bureau.

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Transport Safety in Australia: Data, investigations, challenges

Overview

  • Australia has a very safe transport system in international terms across all modes
  • However, major accidents are low probability, high consequence events and we can never afford to be complacent
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Transport in DOTARS and some business priorities: Induction program talk

Spoken by Mr Kym Bills, Executive Director, Australian Transport Safety Bureau 23 July 2007

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ATSB Role & Business 2006-07: Graduate overview

Presentation given by Mr Kym Bills,

Executive Director

Australian Transport Safety Bureau

Department of Transport and Regional Services

Speech presented 7 Aug 2006

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Best practice rail safety: Lessons from safety investigations

Rail 2007, Sydney NSW, 3 April 2007

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ATSB signs MOU with Interstate Aviation Committee of the Commonwealth of Independent States

Mr Andre Kovtun, Deputy Head Mission, Minister Counsellor to the Committee of Independant States, and Mr Kym Bills, Executive Director of the ATSB, sign the Memorandum

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The Safety Investigation Information Management System (SIIMS): Post April 2007

Speech given to International Transport Safety Association by Kym Bills Executive Director, Australian Transport Safety Bureau

15 May 2007

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The ATSB perspective on Safety Management Systems in Australia

Speech delivered to Safeskies 07 Conference in Canberra, ACT on The ATSB perspective on Safety Management Systems in Australia by Mr Kym Bills, Executive Director, Australian Transport Safety Bureau.

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Preliminary report on fatal Timor Leste (East Timor) aircraft crash released

On 1 March 2003, the Government of Timor Leste released its Preliminary Report into the fatal aircraft accident near Baucau on 31 January 2003.

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Cyclone threatened to ground oil tanker

The ATSB has found that the tanker, Dampier Spirit, did not have sufficient speed to safely evade a cyclone that was approaching the coast of Western Australia after its mooring hawser failed on 6 April 2006.

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