The ATSB is highlighting the importance of vessels taking early and effective avoiding action and keeping a proper lookout.
The ATSB’s investigation into the collision of a…
The ATSB is highlighting the need for a shared understanding or ‘shared mental model’ of a ship’s passage plan by bridge crew and harbour pilots to ensure a safe voyage.
The ATSB’s…
The ATSB reminds ship operators of the constant danger of ship fires from on board hot work for the removal of sea fastenings.
The ATSB’s final investigation report…
The ATSB’s investigation into the derailment of a Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) passenger train near Rushall Station in Melbourne on 6 February 2016 has been released. The investigation was conducted…
The ATSB is reminding ship operators and ship manufacturers of the increased operational risk of using newly designed equipment without any redundancy plan in place.
The reminder…
Examination of the helicopter operator’s records revealed the deceased pilot, who was recently employed by the operator, had not undertaken HUET for nine years. The helicopter operator normally…
Every year, the ATSB receives up to 17,000 notifications of safety incidents and accidents in the aviation, marine, and rail sectors. They range in significance, from a major accident with loss of…
The A18 A/AA AIRSPACE Chairman's Award recognises leadership excellence and outstanding accomplishments, coupled with remarkable dedication and commitment to the industry.
Mr Hood said he was deeply…
The investigation into the fatal accident of a Cessna 172S has resulted in the Bureau issuing safety recommendations to the aircraft and autopilot manufacturers about providing limitations, cautions…
The ATSB’s investigation into the collision with terrain of a Cessna 206, registration VH-WZX, at Apollo Bay Airfield in Victoria, underlines the importance of pilots executing an early and correctly…
