CHECKLIST FOR CABIN SAFETY AUDIT (PART 121)

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Form Number: CA 121-01 Section/division: Flight Operations Telephone number: 011-545-1000 Fax Number: 011-545-1350 Physical address: Ikhaya Lokundiza, 16 Treur Close, Waterfall Park, Bekker Street, Midrand, Gauteng Postal address: Private Bag X73, Halfway House 1685 Website: www.caa.co.za CHECKLIST FOR CABIN SAFETY AUDIT (PART 121) Name of operator Physical address Postal code Postal address Postal code Telephone number Cell phone number Fax number E-mail address Cabin Safety Audit team Base of operations Date of last audit Operations number Date of this audit CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 1 of 9

SACAR GENERAL What was the purpose of the previous audit? Was there an audit follow-up required and was it completed? Are there any outstanding audit findings? Have there been any changes in the Operator s Post Holders, scope, size, aircraft and type of service since the previous audit? What are the implications? INSPECTION PROCESS The operator is to provide the inspector with satisfactory evidence of compliance ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 121.06.2 NOMINATED POST HOLDERS SACATS 121.04.2.2 SACATS 121.04.2. Name of Cabin Crew Manager Does the Cabin Crew Manager meet the qualification requirements Are his/her duties and responsibilities documented? MANAGEMENT Are the following persons reflected in the organogram? Cabin Crew Cabin Crew Manager: Cabin Crew training Manager: In the case of Quality Assurance and Safety Management, is 121.10.1-7 there a clear delineation of functional tasks and lines of reporting established and functioning? Is effective succession, delegation or deputation of these SACATS responsibilities and others, which are critical to the operation, 121.04.2.2 made when the principle office holders are absent? Are safety and quality objectives included in the description of 121.10.1-7 duties and responsibilities of senior management? DOCUMENTATION & RECORDS MANAGEMENT Does the operator have an approved cabin crew manual and SACATS training programme? 121.04.2. Does the organisation maintain the validity of its documentation ensuring they are reviewed, amended and updated as required? 121.10.1-6 SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SMS) Is there a Safety management system? Is the Safety Manager independent from line and operational management activities and reporting directly to the CEO/Accountable manager? Is there a control/feedback system enabling Safety related concerns to be addressed to Senior management and to ensure corrective and preventive actions are carried out as necessary? What method is used? Are minutes/records of Safety and other related meetings kept specifying persons responsible, action required, action taken, return dates and feedback to Senior management, etc? CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 2 of 9

Are these minutes distributed to the appropriate persons? How is this process controlled? Is there periodic dissemination of flight safety related info for the continuing education of personnel? How is this done? Is there a method to effectively utilise confidential humanfactors reporting and feedback for flight- and cabin crew? What form does it take? SACAR SACATS QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (QMS) 121.10.7 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Is there a control/feedback system enabling Quality and Safety related concerns to be addressed to Senior management and to ensure corrective and preventive actions are carried out as necessary? What form does it take? Are minutes/records of Quality and other related meetings kept specifying persons responsible, action required, action taken, return dates and feedback to Senior management, etc? Are these minutes distributed to the appropriate persons? How is this process controlled? QUALITY AUDITS (QA S) The purpose of QA s is to confirm that Operator policies, structures, facilities, resources and procedures remain relevant to the Operator s operation; to ensure conformance with regulatory and management system requirements; and identify potentially unsatisfactory practices or procedures before they cause an accident or incident. Are cabin safety audits planned on the QA audit schedule? Are cabin safety audits conducted as planned? Does the Cabin Crew Manager receive feedback after a QA audit? Are audits conducted by the operator on all its service providers relating to cabin services? Provide details of service providers audited. Confirm that audits are closed out Confirm that non compliances are corrected and followed up. LEASE AGREEMENTS/CONTRACTS Does the operator have any current lease agreements/contracts affecting Cabin Crew? Provide the details of the lease REPORTS The Reporting System detailed below is aimed at keeping management and other functions informed about the performance in the Flt Ops fields. Reports should consist of the following: Do cabin crew complete flight reports? Are these reports distributed to concerned dept s/managers? Is there a formal feedback process and are actions taken without delay to eliminate detected noncompliances and ensure corrective and preventive CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 3 of 9

actions are carried out? How is this recorded and controlled? FLIGHT OPERATIONS The operator shall ensure that all aircraft are operated in compliance with the operations / cabin crew member manual and other applicable regulatory/restrictive documents and procedures. OPERATIONAL ASPECTS ORGANISATION / MANAGEMENT Are there sufficient qualified personnel to maintain safe flight operations? OPERATIONS SPECIFICATIONS Has the operator been issued with Operations Specifications? Verify aircraft registration and types Are all the aircraft in use reflected on the Operations specifications? Confirm SACAR 121.04.2 OPERATIONS MANUAL Does the operations manual make reference to the cabin crew manual and visa versa Is the Ops Manual/cabin crew member manual CAA approved, amended and does it reflect current policy and procedures? Does the cabin crew manual contain all the modules as stipulated in the SACATS 64 and applicable parts of SACATS 121? Do cabin crew have unobstructed access to the cabin crew manual while onboard the aircraft? Are cabin crew members issued a personal copy of the cabin crew member manual? Is there a documented process for the distribution of the manual? Is there a documented process for the revision of the manual? Do cabin crew and other relevant managers and departments have a copy of the cabin crew manual? Are flights carried out in accordance with the policies and procedures contained in the Ops manual? How is this compliance ensured and controlled? How are crew kept current on the contents of the Ops manual? (e.g., Periodic open book quiz pre-flight briefings). Does the operations manual contain a CAA approved training programme? 121.07.13 OPERATIONAL CONTROL AND SUPERVISION Are there regular, documented flight operations meetings? Is cabin safety included in these meetings? Are minutes kept and is there a control/feedback system enabling concerns to be addressed to Senior management and to ensure corrective and preventive actions are carried out as necessary? What form does it take? Are operations personnel receiving safety/operational information in a timely manner? CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 4 of 9

What is the process? BUILDING AND BASE FACILITIES Are office facilities adequate? Is there an Operations library? Are there crew-briefing facilities? Are there crew- and staff rest rooms? LINE OPERATIONS Does the Operator ensure that each flight is appropriately manned? How? Does the operator ensure that the required comprehensive flight briefings are carried out? Where is this reflected? 121.01.2 Does the operator have a policy for admission to the flight deck? 121.07.10 Does the operator have a policy for refuelling / defueling with passengers on board Are in-flight proficiency checks conducted? By whom, and how often? SACAR 121.07.43 PASSENGER BRIEFINGS 121.04.6 121.02.13 Does the operator s safety briefing card contain all the required information as per SACATS 121.07.43? Does the operator make use of an audio-visual presentation? If yes, has this been approved by the CAA? GENERAL How does the operator ensure that crewmembers required to wear corrective lenses carry a spare set? Does the operator have a policy on alcohol use? Does the operator have a policy on drug use? Is there a policy regarding the deliberate violation of procedures? DOCUMENTATION Operational documentation shall be in good condition, readily identifiable, complete, clear, and legible and user friendly. How does the Operator ensure and control this? SACAR/SACATS Are the SACARS/SACATS updated and complete? FLIGHT AND DUTY Has the Operator established flight- and duty time limitations? Where? How is it monitored / controlled? Verify from the records Is other commercial flying tracked and accounted for? Does the cabin crew member sign a declaration declaring that he/she will not be exceeding their limits by undertaking this CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 5 of 9

flight? If there is a requirement to exceed these limits, is the crewmembers permission obtained and is CAA informed/approval requested? 121.03.1 TRAINING AND STANDARDS Is formal training catered for and where is it documented? Is the training program and its requirements, together with syllabi/ curriculum outlined in the Ops manual? Is training conducted in-house or outsourced? If outsourced, to which ATO? Is there a formal contract in place with this ATO? Confirm Are training manuals updated to reflect current policies and procedures? Does the Operator provide initial, recurrent and refresher training programs, which ensure that all cabin crewmembers are adequately trained? Confirm. Does the Operator provide a SCCM training program for new SCCM s? Is currency and recency controlled if the cabin crew are operating on more than one type? How? Do cabin crew and pilots undergo joint SEPT? Is there a system in place to ensure that crew are current in all aspects of Part 121 training requirements? How is this monitored/controlled? SACAR 121.04.8 TRAINING/QUALIFICATION RECORDS Does the Operator maintain accurate records of all training qualifications for cabin crew? Are there copies on file of: Current Cabin Crew Licences DD50 Medical Certificates 121.03.7 Familiarisation Flights following type / differences training Flight Deck Observation Flights Route Checks All other record of training Confirm documentation SACATS FCL-64 Are the records monitored for due dates, etc? How/by whom? PRACTICAL TRAINING / DRILLS Are initial/recurrent/type ratings practical drills conducted on the actual aircraft that the cabin crew member will be operating on? Confirm documentation FLIGHT SIMULATORS- (If applicable) Does the operator utilise cabin simulators as part of Cabin crew training CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 6 of 9

NASP Is the simulator representative of the aircraft type the cabin crew operate on? Are simulators CAA approved? SAFETY AND SECURITY Does the operator conduct security checks? Does the operator have a security checklist? Does the accountable flight deck / cabin crew member sign the checklist? INSPECTOR S NOTES CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 7 of 9

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Operator Representatives DEBRIEF Team Operations Training Administration Documentation Recommendations Action Plan required: YES NO Required by: SIGNATURE OF NAME IN BLOCK LETTERS DATE CABIN SAFETY INSPECTOR I was de-briefed on the inspection/audit, have read and accept*/do not accept* the findings and observations of the flight operations inspector/s and have received a copy of the report. *Delete which is not applicable SIGNATURE OF OPERATOR S REPRESENTATIVE NAME IN BLOCK LETTERS DATE CA 121-01 11 JUNE 2013 Page 9 of 9