Safety Culture Survey

Personnel were kept informed about safety issues that may directly affect them

Personnel were able to openly discuss safety problems with departmental management

Safety rules and procedures were easy to understand and use by personnel during normal operations

Personnel were given sufficient feedback regarding safety incidents involving company aircraft

Company training provided adequate skills and experience to carry out normal duties safely

Training was received at regular intervals to refresh and update knowledge

Aircraft were maintained to a safe standard

Adequate resources were allocated to perform maintenance

Company emergency operating procedures gave sufficient guidance on how to deal with emergencies

Management regarded safety to be an important part of company operations

Management allocated sufficient resources to safety

Management had a good understanding of operational issues that impacted on flight safety

There was no need to work around company safety rules and procedures to get the job done

Suggestions for improving safety were encouraged

Indicate by circling the appropriate number how often you: encouraged other colleagues to work safely,

Reported all technical faults and mechanical defects you were aware of,

Complied with safety rules and procedures,

Reported all incidents and near misses you were involved in.

How safe do you think flying operations were in the company in the last 12 months

How the overall level of flight operations safety changed in the company in the last 12 months.

What other feedback do you wish to suggest not covered in our survey?