SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS Sample Clauses

SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS. When a lost time disabling injury occurs as a result of a suspected careless act or unsafe working condition, a safety investigating committee shall be chaired by Safety Services to review the facts and reconcile safety deficiencies and recommend corrective action. A safety committee member designated by the Union and assigned to the work area in which the injury occurred, shall serve on the investigating committee.
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SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS. 71.1. A Pilot may be removed from Duty on full pay to assist with a safety investigation. Where this occurs, a Pilot will be SOC-FOM and receive Credits in accordance with clause 36.3
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SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS. The Safety and Health Director, or his representative, of the Union shall have the right to visit any of the Company’s places of business in order to ensure a safe work environment.
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SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS. Meetings a. Prior to the commencement of any safety related investigation resulting from an accident/incident, the Company agrees to notify the Association’s designated representative. The parties shall notify each other in the event of any accident/incident of which it becomes aware, other than those contained in an event report. b. Association representatives shall have the right to participate in investigatory safety meetings and hearings. In addition, the Association shall have access to any facts or information gathered during the safety investigation. If in the course of a safety related investigation, the flight data recorder, cockpit voice recorder, or any other data, is pulled or downloaded from the aircraft, the Association will be notified as soon as practical, but no later than 48:00 hours after the data capture. Nothing in this section is intended to preclude either party from using facts uncovered during a safety investigation in any other proceeding between the parties. c. The Company agrees it will solicit input from the Association for report(s) generated during an accident/incident investigation. The Association may provide recommended changes to be considered by the Company. A copy of the final report will be provided to the Association. The Company retains the right to formulate recommendations and implement changes. d. The Association shall cooperate with the Company and participate in a timely manner in the conduct of a safety- related investigation. The Company agrees to waive the 48:00 hour written notice requirement for trip drops in Article 3.G.2, if necessary, in order for the Association to participate in an investigation. In the event of an aircraft accident or incident investigation, the Company will provide a minimum of one (1) non-operating deadhead seat for an IPA designated Association representative. Additional seats on the flight will be made available to Association representatives, if available. The Company shall have no obligation to provide transportation to Association representative(s) if the Company representatives are traveling via commercial carriers. e. The Association agrees that any facts and information obtained as a result of an investigation pertaining to this section will not be provided to any third party without the Company’s written approval. f. Nothing in this section will be applied so as to interfere or conflict with NTSB rules & procedures.
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SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS. 70.1. A Pilot may be removed from Duty on full pay to assist with a safety investigation. Where this occurs, a Pilot will be SOC-FOM and receive Credits in accordance with clause 34.3 Table 7 – Credits. 70.2. A Pilot may agree to attend a meeting on a DDO, Blank Day, Offline Day or Annual Leave Day, however they cannot be required to attend on this day. 70.3. Where a Pilot agrees to attend a meeting or participate in training associated with a safety investigation they will not be entitled to a working on a DDO, Blank Day, Offline Day or Annual Leave Day payment under clause 37 or clause 25 of Appendix 2 – Part-Time Arrangements as applicable for doing so, although the Pilot will be eligible for allowances as per clauses 45 and 46 (where applicable). 70.4. The Pilot may elect to have a support person of their choosing attend any meetings associated with a safety investigation. 70.5. Virgin Australia will, at the request of a Pilot, brief and involve the nominated safety representative of the Pilot’s respective representative association about any safety investigation involving that Pilot. 70.6. Virgin Australia will ensure that the representative is kept updated on developments of the investigation and is briefed on the outcome, safety recommendations and changes to procedures implemented as a result of the safety incident.
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