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The result is a booklet that attempts to list out the factors that promote innovation in six categories:• Leadership Style;• Organization of Work Teams and Communication;• Work Culture, Environment, Motivation and Training;• Attitude and Method of Thinking;• Use of Technology; and• Others.

The purpose of these guidelines is not to substitute the library of existing literature on the subject but rather to give advice airports who wish to have a “quick start guide” before delving into to other more detailed materials.

The first edition of this booklet covers four job functions: airside driving, FOD control, runway surface condition assessment and reporting, and inspection of movement area. The other five functions, planned to be included in the next edition, are: aerodrome movement area maintenance, work in progress, wildlife hazard management, apron safety, and runway safety.

The importance of ensuring that the runway surface is in good conditions for a 300 metrictonne machine hurtling at 300 km per hour to land or take off safely cannot be overstated.

A number of practical tips are given on the set up and running of Runway Safety Teams such as the writing of terms of reference, scope of work, work methods, and ways of facilitating and encouraging safety hazard reporting.

Several approaches to systematically analyzing the information collected are described, from the basic fivewhy analysis to the more sophisticated ATSB Investigation Analysis Model.

ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Operational Safety Committee hopes that this consolidated checklist can serve as a reference to help airports systematically identify safety hazards and mitigate the subsequent risks in relation to change.

This reference book consolidates the promotional materials contributed by Members of the ACI Asia-Pacific Regional Operational Safety Committee (ROSC).