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Outstanding Safety Recommendations

This page displays a list of all outstanding safety recommendations.  This means that a recommendation has been assigned to an organisation and has not been implemented.

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Safety Recommendation 032/09
Issued To NZTA on 18 Dec 09
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 033/09
Issued To NZTA on 18 Dec 09
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 034/09
Issued To NZTA on 18 Dec 09
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 035/09
Issued To NZTA on 18 Dec 09
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 029/09
Issued To NZTA on 19 Aug 09
The current track and mechanical code standards and maintenance tolerances are not compatible and there remains a high risk of derailments caused by dynamic interaction.
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 030/09
Issued To NZTA on 19 Aug 09
The response to the derailment was disjointed with both Ontrack and Toll Rail staff being unaware of their respective responsibilities with the result that critical notifications and actions were not taken immediately and some, such as notifying emergency services and an LPG expert, not being taken for several hours following the derailment.
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 031/09
Issued To NZTA on 19 Aug 09
There were discrepancies between the Rail Operating Rules and Procedures, the Rail Operating Code, the Conveyance of Dangerous Goods Code Supplement and the National Rail System Standard in how to respond to a derailment involving empty LPG wagons and staff were not appropriately trained and familiar with the correct procedures to follow.
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 026/09
Issued To CAA on 17 Aug 09
the need for CAA staff to monitor aerodrome operations, particularly at non-certificated aerodromes, to ensure safety efforts are best directed to promote the coordinated safe management of flying activities.
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 027/09
Issued To CAA on 17 Aug 09
the need to encourage good aviation practice to help ensure pilots know how to perform an effective visual scan and how to actively listen to radio calls.
Implementation Status: Open
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Safety Recommendation 028/09
Issued To CAA on 17 Aug 09
the need to review the operations at other aerodromes around New Zealand that have opposing circuits, to assess and minimise the potential for a mid-air collision.
Implementation Status: Open
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