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Directly after the
event, an investigation takes place and a conference call is set up.
The individuals on the conference call may include: the Managers of
Cabin Safety (or her designee), Ground Operations, Maintenance,
Policy and Procedures, a representative from the aircraft
manufacturer and a US Airways AFA-CWA ASHS (Aviation Safety, Health
and Security) rep. If there is not an US Airways AFA-CWA ASHS rep.
on the conference call then the conference cannot take place until
one is available.
The objective of the conference call is to gather all the facts
about the incident. Nothing from the investigation is ever given to
the Inflight dept. Flight attendants are encouraged to be as honest
as possible with the details. This part of the process is non
punitive. It is common for the F/A(s) and their US Airways AFA-CWA
ASHS rep to speak prior to the conference call.
After the investigation is completed, the F/A(s) and their US
Airways AFA-CWA rep will set up a meeting with their Inflight
supervisor. Flight Attendant(s) could possibly be asked to view a
video and view a few questions at that meeting.
Your US Airways AFA-CWA ASHS committee hopes this helps to explain
the (ISD) protocol. As always should you have any questions we are
more than willing to answer them for you. Slow down your actions and
FOCUS. Call your AFA-CWA ASHS rep immediately following any
incident.
Thank You,
Barrington Johnson
MEC Safety, Health & Security Committee Chair
BJohnson@afausairways.org
AFA/CWA SASH
committee representative's
Useful Safety Links:
AFA National
Office Website:
http://www.afanet.org/
AFA
Air Safety, Health and Security Department (ASHSD)
http://ashsd.afacwa.org/index.cfm
Self
Defense Training:
http://www.tsa.gov/lawenforcement/programs/
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