The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
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Fatigue Risk Management System
With many lives and businesses depending on air transportation today, safety in the aviation industry remains of paramount importance. Ensuring that Singapore adheres to international safety standards and best practices, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) continues to drive the highest standards of safety. Working with industry partners like you, we seek to promote a strong safety culture and embed a robust safety framework through greater collaboration and engagement with the aviation community.
CAAS is pleased to invite you to the CAAS Safety Series seminar on Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS) which will be held on 1 November 2018 at the Singapore Aviation Academy. This seminar will cover the FRMS regulatory framework and perspectives from both the regulator and operators.
More details on the seminar are provided below:
DATE
Thursday, 1 November 2018
VENUE
Singapore Aviation Academy
1, Aviation Drive
Singapore 499867
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PROGRAMME
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2.00 pm
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Registration
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2.30 pm
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Opening Address
by Mr Alan Foo
Director (Airworthiness/Flight Operations)
Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
The FRMS Regulatory Framework
FRMS - Prescriptive to Scientific Approach
• From AOCR to ANR Oversight
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3.30 pm
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Tea Break
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4.00 pm
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The Operator’s Perspective
• SIA
• JSA
The ATCO's Perspective
• Implementing prescriptive regulations on ATCO fatigue management
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5.00 pm
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Q & A session
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| 5.30 pm |
End of Programme |
NOTE: Questions can be sent in advance to Jerry_LIEW@caas.gov.sg by 29 October 2018.
DRESS CODE
Smart casual
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Air operators and crew unions
• Air traffic controllers
REGISTRATION
The seminar is complimentary. Please register via this link.
ABOUT CAAS SAFETY SERIES
The CAAS Safety Series is a platform to update the aviation industry on developments in safety policies and regulations as well as address impact of new programmes/changes on the industry. Comprising a mix of talks, workshops or seminars on topical issues related to aviation safety, the CAAS Safety Series seeks to encourage sharing of views and feedback from the industry.