“In July 2011, Baines Simmons completed a Safety Diagnostic Survey at Royal Air Force Brize Norton. Through the use of questionnaires, computer surveys and individual interviews, Baines Simmons compiled a very detailed
and accurate snap-shot of the cultures, attitudes and processes
that were in place at the time.
‘While our gap analysis had identified many of the same issues, the report enabled us to direct our resources more effectively and target those areas that most needed our attention. This process led to an overall increase in effectiveness of our Safety Management System as evidenced by a very positive recent audit by the MAA.” - Group Captain D A Stamp, MA
RAF
Baines Simmons made 21 recommendations as relative risk levels were assessed and benchmarked by location.
The report findings were summarised under five key themes:
1. Hazard reporting and investigation
2. Policy disconnects
3. Knowledge and awareness issues
4. Risk-taking behaviour
5. Capability inhibitors
http://www.bainessimmons.com/wp-cont...Consulting.pdf
The plummet was 2 years 7 months later. Perhaps they should ask for their money back.
