"System Safety and Airline Pilots:  An ALPA Perspective"
 

Copy of the Presentation Given: PowerPoint Slides

Time:    11:45 to 1:15 PM
Date:     Friday, 11 June 2004
Place:   RCAF Officers' Mess Control Room, 158 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, ON.
Cost:     Ten dollars - $10.00 (to cover the cost of the room and the screen)


Description of talk:

The presentation will look at the introduction of system safety and safety management systems to the Air Line Pilots Association and the activity to date. Captain Clarke will speak from his background as an executive member of the System Safety Society and as an experienced flight crewmember.

Speaker: Captain Rick Clarke

Captain Clarke is Director of the Air Line Pilots Association's (ALPA) Safety Risk Management Project. He is a former U. S. Naval Aviator and squadron Commanding Officer, and worked as a safety consultant until 1990, when he began flying for a U. S. air carrier. Currently he flies the Boeing 737 on North American routes, and is rated in the Boeing 757, 767 and 777, the Convair 580 the Lockheed Constellation, and the Lear Jet. He holds a M.S. in Safety from the University of Southern California and is a former Treasurer and Executive Vice President of the System Safety Society. ALPA represents 64,000 commercial airline pilots at 44 air operators in Canada and the United States.

We hope to attract a good number of people to hear Captain Clarke speak…and to network with fellow system safety professionals from industry, academia and government.

Logistics:
(please pay at the door, or if you wish to pay in advance please mail a cheque to Gerry Einarsson, Treasurer, 24 Wedgewood Cr., Ottawa, ON   K1B 4B4)

Please advise no later than Friday, 4 June 2004 if you and /or a colleague plan to attend.

You are encouraged to invite as many people as you can to join with us.