Aviation Incident Reporting Policy

Questions and Answers

What must be done following an aviation accident or incident?

Collect evidence before notifying anyone.

Notify the AIB and GACA Safety and Risk department immediately. (correct)

Begin an internal investigation without reporting.

Contact medical services first before the AIB.

Which of the following is a responsibility of supervisors when an incident occurs?

Notify SV-TOC and S&QA. (correct)

Complete an internal damage report only.

Conduct the investigation themselves.

Ignore minor injuries unless they seem serious.

How soon must an electronic report be submitted after an aviation incident?

Within 12 hours.

Immediately upon occurrence.

Within 24 hours. (correct)

Within 48 hours.

What is the first action to take in case of an industrial injury?

Contact building 202 Medical Clinic or nearest medical services. Signup and view all the answers

Who must be notified urgently by the CC Head after an industrial injury?

S&QA. Signup and view all the answers

What type of injuries are categorized as major or minor?

Technical and non-technical injuries. Signup and view all the answers

What should personnel do if unsafe equipment is identified?

Report and address the issue promptly. Signup and view all the answers

Who is authorized to investigate aviation occurrences?

The Aviation Investigation Bureau (AIB). Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Immediate notification to the Aviation Investigation Bureau (AIB) and GACA Safety and Risk department is mandatory for all aviation accidents and incidents.
All personnel involved must report occurrences promptly, followed by written notification.
AIB must be notified before any investigation can commence.
An electronic incident report is required to be submitted within 24 hours.
AIB is the sole authorized entity to investigate aviation occurrences unless it designates another party in writing.
Injuries are classified as major or minor, with specific definitions for both technical and non-technical types.

Procedures for Reporting

Personnel are required to adhere to safety protocols and report injuries according to section 7.3.
Immediate notification of supervisors is essential upon awareness of an incident or injury.
Supervisors must inform SV-TOC and S&QA, document incident details, and complete the Saudia Accident/Damage Report form.
Supervisors are also tasked with assisting in investigations and are responsible for reporting unsafe equipment or conditions promptly.

Procedures for Industrial Injuries

Procedures are outlined for handling industrial injuries at KAIA and ST facilities.
In emergencies, personnel must contact the building 202 Medical Clinic or the nearest medical facility.
All injuries must be reported to a direct supervisor or the person-in-charge of the area.
Supervisors must immediately contact medical services, assist the injured party, and ensure completion of necessary documentation.
The CC Head is responsible for urgently notifying S&QA and ensuring all required forms are processed within 24 hours.
Safety and Quality Assurance will gather information, notify relevant departments, and initiate technical investigations when necessary.

Description

This quiz covers the policy for reporting aviation accidents and incidents, emphasizing the immediate notification requirements to the Aviation Investigation Bureau (AIB) and the GACA Safety and Risk department. It outlines the protocols for swift reporting and documentation to ensure proper investigation procedures.