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P&WC Safety Management System For International Helicopter Safety Symposium

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P&amp;WC Safety Management System<BR>For International Helicopter Safety Symposium<BR>30 September 2009 / Montreal<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 2<BR>OUTLINE<BR>P&amp;WC Overview<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Implementation<BR>Approach and Philosophy<BR>Governance / Management Structure<BR>Key SMS Components &amp; Elements<BR>Implementation Status<BR>Lessons-learned<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 3<BR>P&amp;WC GLOBAL PRESENCE<BR>45,000 engines, 9,300 operators and 195 countries<BR>Production<BR>Headquarters<BR>P&amp;WC Service Centers<BR>Research and development<BR>Longueuil<BR>West Virginia<BR>Rzeszow<BR>Other Service Centers<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 4<BR>P&amp;WC GLOBAL CUSTOMER BASE<BR>Over 35 major aircraft OEM’s<BR>Embraer<BR>Air Tractor<BR>Boeing<BR>Cessna<BR>Eclipse<BR>Epic<BR>Gulfstream<BR>Hawker Beechcraft<BR>Learjet<BR>MD Helicopters<BR>Piper<BR>Quest Aircraft<BR>Thrust Aicraft<BR>Sikorsky<BR>Bell Helicopter Textron<BR>Bombardier Aerospace<BR>Viking Air<BR>Pacific Aero<BR>Pilatus<BR>Agusta<BR>Dassault<BR>EADS<BR>Airbus<BR>ATR<BR>CASA<BR>PZL-Okecie<BR>Socata<BR>Eurocopter<BR>Piaggio<BR>Sikorsky PLZ-Mielec<BR>Harbin<BR>Chenghe<BR>NAL Xian<BR>Ilyushin<BR>Kazan<BR>MIL<BR>Tashkent<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 5<BR>P&amp;WC IN SERVICE (As of Sept 09)<BR>539,470,000 total flight hours<BR>24,000,000 flight hours per year<BR>68,716 engines delivered<BR>45,010 flying engines<BR>31,566 flying aircraft<BR>9,660 operators<BR>199 countries<BR>163 engine models<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 6<BR>6 KEY BUSINESS SEGMENTS<BR>Corporate<BR>Military<BR>Regional Civil helicopters<BR>Aftermarket<BR>General aviation<BR>Cessna Citation XLS Dassault F7X<BR>ATR 72 AgustaWestland AW139 Bell 427<BR>King Air C90GT<BR>Bombardier Q400<BR>Embraer Super Tucano<BR>Pilatus PC-12<BR>CASA C295 Customer First Centre Repair &amp; Overhaul<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 7<BR>P&amp;WC HELICOPTER PRESENCE<BR>Bell 412<BR>PT6T-3B/D EIS 1981<BR>AgustaWestland AW139<BR>PT6C-67C EIS 2004<BR>AgustaWestland Koala<BR>PT6B-37A EIS 2001<BR>Bell Agusta BA609<BR>PT6C-67A EIS 2011<BR>Eurocopter EC135 UH-1N EIS 1970<BR>PW206B EIS 1996<BR>MD900<BR>PW206A EIS 1994<BR>AgustaWestland Power<BR>PW206C EIS 1997<BR>Kazan Ansat<BR>PW207K EIS 2003<BR>Sikorsky S76D<BR>PW210 EIS 2010<BR>Bell 427<BR>PW207D EIS 2000<BR>Bell 429<BR>PW207D1 EIS 2009<BR>AgustaWestland Grand<BR>PW207C EIS 2005<BR>PT6C<BR>1,600 – 2,100 shp<BR>PT6T/B<BR>1,800 – 2,250 shp<BR>PW210<BR>950 – 1,200 shp<BR>PW200<BR>600 – 750 shp<BR>EC175<BR>PT6C-67E EIS 2011<BR>Sikorsky S76B<BR>PT6B-36A EIS 1985<BR>In<BR>Development<BR>&gt; 11,000 engines, 42 million hours, 600 operators<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 8<BR>OUTLINE<BR>P&amp;WC Overview<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Implementation<BR>Approach and Philosophy<BR>Governance / Management Structure<BR>Key SMS Components &amp; Elements<BR>Implementation Status<BR>Lessons-learned<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 9<BR>P&amp;WC SMS IMPLEMENTATION<BR>Approach &amp; Philosophy<BR>P&amp;WC:<BR>embraces the concept of SMS and has been actively working on<BR>implementation since 2004<BR>is deploying a company-wide SMS that covers all functions and<BR>Transport Canada approval/certificates<BR>has incorporated proactive risk management processes consistent<BR>with SMS and UTC policies<BR>is leveraging many existing systems as foundation elements for the<BR>SMS<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 10<BR>TCCA SMS Implementation Dates<BR>Updated: June 10, 2009<BR>Forecast - November 2011<BR>November 2011<BR>Forecast -<BR>September 2011<BR>Aircraft<BR>Certification<BR>Forecast - February 2010<BR>February 2010<BR>Forecast -<BR>December 2009<BR>Approved<BR>Maintenance<BR>Organization*<BR>(AMO) (573)<BR>Forecast – December 2010<BR>October 2010<BR>Forecast - June<BR>2010<BR>Approved<BR>Manufacturers<BR>(561)<BR>P&amp;WC is prepared for SMS initial<BR>certification phase I by Transport Canada<BR>of CAR 573 Approved Maintenance<BR>Organizations (AMOs) in February 2010<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 11<BR>TCCA Certificates Issued TO P&amp;WC<BR>Design Approval Organization (DAO)<BR>AWM 505<BR>CAR 511<BR>Private Operator Certificate (POC)<BR>CAR 604 (CBAA)<BR>Approved Manufacturing Organization<BR>CAR 561<BR>Approved Distribution Organization<BR>AWM 563<BR>Approved Training Organization<BR>CAR 403<BR>Approved Maintenance Organizations (2)<BR>CAR 573<BR>Certificate Holder<BR>P&amp;WC Corp.<BR>Corporate Aircraft and Flight Test Bed<BR>Corporate Aircraft<BR>Engines<BR>Engine / APU Type Certificates (Multiple)<BR>Approved Maintenance Organization<BR>CAR 573<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 12<BR>Transport Canada<BR>SMS Requirements<BR>6 Components<BR>17 Elements<BR>1. Safety Management Plan<BR>1.1 Safety Policy<BR>1.2 Non-punitive SMS disciplinary policy<BR>1.3 Roles, Responsibilities &amp; Employee Involvement<BR>1.4 Communication<BR>1.5 Safety Planning, Objectives &amp; Goals<BR>1.6 Performance Measurement<BR>1.7 Management Review<BR>2. Document Management<BR>2.1 Identification &amp; Maintenance of Applicable<BR>Regulations<BR>2.2 SMS Documentation<BR>2.3 Records Management<BR>6. Emergency Preparedness<BR>5. Quality Assurance<BR>4. Training<BR>3. Safety Oversight<BR>3.1 Reactive Processes<BR>3.2 Proactive Processes<BR>3.3 Investigation and Analysis<BR>3.4 Risk Management<BR>CAR 106 – Accountable Exec<BR>CAR 107 – SMS Reqirements<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 13<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Governance Approach<BR>Manufacturing<BR>Produce to<BR>approved design<BR>Maintenance<BR>Maintain to<BR>approved design<BR>Approved Engine Design<BR>Establishes safe limits<BR>Core SMS elements<BR>(Manual &amp; Procedures)<BR>ACE operating system<BR>Safety objectives &amp; measurement<BR>Risk based safety decisions<BR>Accountable Executive<BR>SMS board<BR>SMS steering group<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 14<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Governance Structure<BR>SMS Accountable Executive<BR>SMS Board<BR>SMS Steering Group<BR>SMS Steering Group Chair<BR>Chief Engineer<BR>Customer Service<BR>Chief Engineer<BR>Product Integrity<BR>Manager<BR>Quality Systems<BR>Chief Engineer<BR>AW &amp; Certification<BR>Manager<BR>C/S Ops QA &amp; Eng<BR>SMS Implementation Team<BR>AMO<BR>St. Hubert, Lethbridge<BR>Flight Ops<BR>Design<BR>DAO<BR>Engineering<BR>Type Certificates<BR>Post Certification<BR>Production<BR>Engine Centres, IMO<BR>Manufacturing<BR>Training Private Operator<BR>St. Hubert, Mirabel<BR>Implementation Team Leaders<BR>SMS Board meets 4x yr<BR>SMS SG meets every month<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 15<BR>P&amp;WC SMS BOARD - Composition<BR>Certificate TCCA Reqm’t PWC Position<BR>SMS Role SMS Board Role PWC Position<BR>SMS Board Core Executive<BR>AMO / Training CAR 573 / AWM 403 VP Customer Service<BR>AMO CAR 573 VP Operations Customer Service<BR>CAR 561 VP Operations<BR>AWM 563<BR>Manufacturing Distribution<BR>CAR 511, AWM 505 CAR 604, VP Engineering<BR>CAR 573<BR>DAO / Design<BR>Flight Ops POC AMO<BR>SMS Board Members – Responsible Executives<BR>Exec Responsible Alternate SMS Board Chair VP Quality<BR>SMS Impl’n<BR>Senior VP<BR>Service Centres &amp; Operations<BR>Accountable Executive Alternate SMS Board Chair<BR>Delegate<BR>Accountable Executive SMS Board Chair President<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 16<BR>P&amp;WC SMS BOARD Composition cont’d….<BR>Chief Engineer,<BR>SMS Folder Management Customer Service<BR>Status<BR>SMS Folder Management<BR>Chief Engineer<BR>Product Integrity<BR>SMS Role SMS Board Role PWC Position<BR>Chief Engineer, AW &amp; Certification<BR>SMS Implementation SMS Board Administrator J. Diamant Boustead<BR>Team Lead<BR>Manager, Quality Systems &amp; Processes<BR>Linda Jankov<BR>SMS Board Role PWC Position<BR>SMS Board Members / Other<BR>VP Human Resources<BR>VP Finance<BR>VP Counsel<BR>VPs Marketing<BR>SMS<BR>Board Member<BR>SMS Board Members / Other Executives<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 17<BR>SMS Policy signed by<BR>Accountable Executive<BR>provided to TCCA<BR>01 January 2009<BR>P&amp;WC Safety Policy<BR>(SMS Element 1.1)<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 18<BR>P&amp;WC Non-Punitive Reporting Policy<BR>UTC Code of Ethics<BR>(SMS Element 1.2 )<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 19<BR>P&amp;WC Non-Punitive<BR>Employee Reporting Systems<BR>DIALOG<BR>UTC OMBUDSMAN<BR>(SMS Element 1.2 )<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 20<BR>Transport Canada<BR>SMS Requirements<BR>6 Components<BR>17 Elements<BR>1. Safety Management Plan<BR>1.1 Safety Policy<BR>1.2 Non-punitive SMS disciplinary policy<BR>1.3 Roles, Responsibilities &amp; Employee Involvement<BR>1.4 Communication<BR>1.5 Safety Planning, Objectives &amp; Goals<BR>1.6 Performance Measurement<BR>1.7 Management Review<BR>2. Document Management<BR>2.1 Identification &amp; Maintenance of Applicable<BR>Regulations<BR>2.2 SMS Documentation<BR>2.3 Records Management<BR>6. Emergency Preparedness<BR>5. Quality Assurance<BR>4. Training<BR>3. Safety Oversight<BR>3.1 Reactive Processes<BR>3.2 Proactive Processes<BR>3.3 Investigation and Analysis<BR>3.4 Risk Management<BR>CAR 106 – Accountable Exec<BR>CAR 107 – SMS Reqirements<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 21<BR>P&amp;WC<BR>Certificate Holder<BR>Safety Management<BR>CAR 107<BR>Quality and Safety Management System Manual<BR>Certified by Accountable Executive<BR>DAPM<BR>Certified by<BR>VP Engineering<BR>DESIGN<BR>AWM 505<BR>QPM<BR>Certified by<BR>VP Operations<BR>MANUFACTURING<BR>CAR 561<BR>TPM<BR>Certified by<BR>VP Customer<BR>Service<BR>TRAINING<BR>AWM 403<BR>MPM<BR>Certified by<BR>VP Customer<BR>Service Ops<BR>MAINTENANCE<BR>CAR 573<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Documentation Structure<BR>UTC Policy 45<BR>Quality<BR>UTC Policy 53<BR>Safety<BR>(SMS Component 2)<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 22<BR>Transport Canada<BR>SMS Requirements<BR>6 Components<BR>17 Elements<BR>1. Safety Management Plan<BR>1.1 Safety Policy<BR>1.2 Non-punitive SMS disciplinary policy<BR>1.3 Roles, Responsibilities &amp; Employee Involvement<BR>1.4 Communication<BR>1.5 Safety Planning, Objectives &amp; Goals<BR>1.6 Performance Measurement<BR>1.7 Management Review<BR>2. Document Management<BR>2.1 Identification &amp; Maintenance of Applicable<BR>Regulations<BR>2.2 SMS Documentation<BR>2.3 Records Management<BR>6. Emergency Preparedness<BR>5. Quality Assurance<BR>4. Training<BR>3. Safety Oversight<BR>3.1 Reactive Processes<BR>3.2 Proactive Processes<BR>3.3 Investigation and Analysis<BR>3.4 Risk Management<BR>CAR 106 – Accountable Exec<BR>CAR 107 – SMS Reqirements<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 23<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Implementation<BR>Safety Oversight Process<BR>Required Elements are based<BR>on existing P&amp;WC systems &amp;<BR>processes<BR>– Multiple data collection and<BR>management systems<BR>– ACE<BR>– Investigations / Analysis<BR>– Multiple Risk Analysis tools<BR>– Management reviews<BR>– Corrective Action<BR>Continued integration required<BR>to optimize to fully meet Phase<BR>IV intent<BR>Quality Escapes<BR>Design Escapes<BR>Engineering<BR>Action<BR>Engine<BR>Investigation<BR>Root Cause<BR>Implement<BR>Corrective Action<BR>Reliability Meetings<BR>Event Review<BR>Best<BR>Practices<BR>Future<BR>Designs<BR>In- Service<BR>Engine Event<BR>Screening<BR>(SMS Component 3)<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 24<BR>P&amp;WC Data Collection System and Sharing<BR>DEVELOPMENT/DESIGN<BR>•Enovia (Discrepancy<BR>system)<BR>MANUFACTURING<BR>•SAP (Quality<BR>Notifications)<BR>•Enovia (Audit, CAR)<BR>AFTERMARKET / FIELD<BR>•Enovia (Audit, CAR, field<BR>reports)<BR>•CMS (Event)<BR>•TRAC (Events &amp;<BR>Reliability)<BR>•SAP-EIs (Repair<BR>Deviations)<BR>•RFEs (Repair<BR>Deviations)<BR>•WSDR (Service<BR>Difficulty Reports)<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 25<BR>Tracking Reliability Aircraft Census (TRAC)<BR>P&amp;WC’s Field Experience Data Warehouse<BR>Configuration /<BR>Campaign Management<BR>Reliability<BR>IFSD / BUR<BR>Census<BR>Reporting<BR>Reliability theor y is the foundati on of rel iability engineering. For engineering purposes, reli abilityi s defined as:<BR>the probabilit yt hat a device will perform it s intended function during a specified period of time under stated conditions.<BR>Root Cause<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 26<BR>Tracking Reliability Aircraft Census (TRAC)<BR>TRAC / SAS Reliability Analysts<BR>Statistical System Engineering Report<BR>Lab. Report<BR>Service Center Report<BR>Shop Report<BR>Tear Down Report<BR>UR Notification<BR>Warranty claim<BR>CMS Report<BR>Contact Reports<BR>OEM Reports<BR>Operator Reports<BR>Document<BR>storage<BR>Automated data feed<BR>TRAC<BR>database<BR>Reporting<BR>Shops, OEMs, FMP<BR>manual data feed<BR>Census, reliability, configuration<BR>Data extraction for analysis &amp; decision making<BR>Reporting of issues, trends, reliability rates, etc.<BR>to Aviation Authorities, OEMs, &amp; Operators.<BR>DATA ACTIVITY<BR>72,800,000 Data points<BR>690,600 Engine records<BR>146,678 Aircraft records<BR>185 Unique fields<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 27<BR>MANAGING FLEET SAFETY<BR>Screening Criteria and Procedures Standardized<BR>Multiple Filtering of In-Service and Overhaul findings<BR>Statistically Based Assessments<BR>Utilize Industry-Accepted Practices (FAA / TCCA approved)<BR>Evaluate Unmitigated Risk and Corrective Action impacts<BR>Mitigate Risk through Fleet Campaign Plans<BR>Safety Review Prior to Release External to P&amp;WC<BR>Engine Safety Criteria Appropriate to Type of Flight Operations<BR>Offshore / CAT A<BR>General Aviation<BR>Single Engine<BR>Regional / Civil Transport<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 28<BR>Control System Benefits<BR>Full-Authority Digital Electronic Control system (FADEC)<BR>Reduced pilot workload<BR>Enhanced dispatch reliability<BR>Pilot training mode – OEI (twin engines application)<BR>Automated starting with over temperature protection<BR>Variable Nr governing<BR>Automatic limiting<BR>Power sharing<BR>State-Of-Art Diagnostics / Prognostics<BR>Engine run time<BR>Fractional cycle counting<BR>Creep count<BR>Engine Fault Code, Exceedance and Event monitoring<BR>Engine Performance<BR>HUMS capability<BR>Preventative Maintenance<BR>Flexible State of Art Diagnostics &amp; Prognostics for HUMS<BR>Operator<BR>OEM<BR>PWC<BR>FADEC HUMS<BR>AC Systems<BR>Dedicated Website<BR>ECTM Files<BR>Fault Codes<BR>Transient Data<BR>GBS Output<BR>P&amp;WC<BR>OEM<BR>Local Cell Phone Network<BR>Smart Software<BR>Internet<BR>DTU<BR>AC Systems<BR>P&amp;WC Product Initiatives<BR>CONTROLS / DIAGNOSTICS &amp; PROGNOSTICS<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 29<BR>Transport Canada<BR>SMS Requirements<BR>6 Components<BR>17 Elements<BR>1. Safety Management Plan<BR>1.1 Safety Policy<BR>1.2 Non-punitive SMS disciplinary policy<BR>1.3 Roles, Responsibilities &amp; Employee Involvement<BR>1.4 Communication<BR>1.5 Safety Planning, Objectives &amp; Goals<BR>1.6 Performance Measurement<BR>1.7 Management Review<BR>2. Document Management<BR>2.1 Identification &amp; Maintenance of Applicable<BR>Regulations<BR>2.2 SMS Documentation<BR>2.3 Records Management<BR>6. Emergency Preparedness<BR>5. Quality Assurance<BR>4. Training<BR>3. Safety Oversight<BR>3.1 Reactive Processes<BR>3.2 Proactive Processes<BR>3.3 Investigation and Analysis<BR>3.4 Risk Management<BR>CAR 106 – Accountable Exec<BR>CAR 107 – SMS Reqirements<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 30<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Implementation<BR>Communication<BR>General SMS awareness via PWC website and publications<BR>Teams involved in two day SMS Gap analysis workshops<BR>SMS Communication Plan under further development as part of SMS<BR>Implementation plan<BR>Training (SMS Component 4)<BR>SMS Module now part of 3 day Airworthiness and Certification<BR>Training<BR>Human Factors Training part of CAR / STD 573 Requirement for AMO<BR>SMS Training requirements by certificate to be further developed &amp;<BR>delivered per SMS Implementation plan<BR>(SMS Element 1.4)<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 31<BR>Consolidate &amp; Develop Procedures<BR>2008 2009 2010 2011 2012<BR>SMS Manual<BR>AE Commit Statement<BR>Safety Policy Revised<BR>Implement Plan (All phases for all certificates)<BR>Gap Analysis<BR>SMS Board &amp; Steering Group Oversight<BR>Reg in force<BR>Feb 2010<BR>AMO<BR>Phase I<BR>Feb 2011<BR>AMO<BR>Phase II<BR>Feb 2012<BR>AMO<BR>Phase III<BR>Feb 2013<BR>AMO<BR>Phase IV<BR>Dec 2010<BR>Reg in force<BR>Manufacturing<BR>Phase I<BR>Nov 2011<BR>Reg in force<BR>Certification<BR>Phase I<BR>Develop Plan<BR>TCCA SMS Implementation dates<BR>Regular meetings with TCCA<BR>to update SMS progress<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 32<BR>Gap Analysis &amp; Implementation Plan<BR>All required SMS elements reviewed<BR>Specific cross certificate teams to be formed to address<BR>identified gaps<BR>Management review and acceptance<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 33<BR>P&amp;WC SMS Implementation<BR>Lessons Learned and Benefits<BR>Specific measurement of cost and benefits of SMS implementation not<BR>currently available, although similar initiatives have showed tangible<BR>benefits in quality and safety related metrics (CoPQ’s, Escapes)<BR>Certificates issued under CAR 561 and CAR 573, and AS9100<BR>certification, addresses component 5 “Quality Assurance”, and part of<BR>component 4 “Training” requirements<BR>Several existing systems (e.g., EH&amp;S, Quality, ACE tools and processes)<BR>require integration within the enterprise-wide SMS framework<BR>Culture and communication are keys to success<BR>Benchmarking with similar companies provides knowledge transfer<BR>opportunity and best practice sharing<BR>Active participation in rulemaking and industry working groups has<BR>advanced understanding of SMS requirements<BR>P&amp;WC PROPRIETARY INFORMATION 34<BR>SUMMARY<BR>Extensive and diversified product line of small gas<BR>turbine engines and customers<BR>Continuous investment in technologies &amp; products<BR>Global manufacturing and aftermarket presence<BR>Founded on the highest ethical standards<BR>Committed to product and service safety through<BR>implementation of a fully integrated SMS<BR>

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