Organisational Aspects of Contingency
Organisational Aspects of Contingency
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Definition
Organisational aspects of contingency consider the key roles and responsibilities that must be fulfilled during various stages in contingency planning, from the development of an initial high-level policy through to change management on an existing contingency plan.
Objective
The objective is to provide a road map for the different roles and responsibilities that must be identified within an air navigation service provider (ANSP) - not only to coordinate the initial drafting of a contingency plan but also to ensure that it is resilient to changes in infrastructure, policies and procedures - for instance as normal operations change then contingency managers must ensure that contingency and fallback procedures are also revised.
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The following diagram provides an overview of the organisational aspects of contingency planning and operations, including the roles and responsibilities that must be fulfilled.
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Further Reading
- For further information on Contingency Planning see the EUROCONTROL, Guidelines for Contingency Planning for Air Navigation Services (including Service Continuity)
- See also the EUROCONTROL Reference Guide to EUROCONTROL Guidelines for Contingency Planning, especially in Section 3.
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