Helicopter Operations Monitoring Programme (HOMP)
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1 Helicopter Operations Monitoring Programme (HOMP) A helicopter Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) programme Shell Aircraft BRISTOW HELICOPTERS
2 What is Flight Data Monitoring? Definition: A systematic method of accessing, analysing and acting upon information obtained from digital flight data records of routine operations to improve safety FDM involves the pro-active use of flight data to identify and address operational risks before they can lead to incidents and accidents
3 Why Flight Data Monitoring? The Heinrich Pyramid Unreported Occurrences Accidents The Light Box Incidents For every major accident there are several less significant accidents, hundreds of reportable incidents and thousands of unreported incidents Below this lie the normal variations present in all operations FDM gives more detail on the incidents, encourages more consistent reporting and fills in the void below this that we know very little about
4 Risk Management Continuously identify and quantify risks Yes Was action Effective? No Yes Are risks Acceptable? No Take remedial action The Closed Loop Flight Data Monitoring Process
5 HOMP Trial Objectives Establish how best to monitor helicopter flight operations Evaluate the safety benefits of this monitoring Evaluate the tools and equipment selected for the trial, eliminate technical risks Establish a HOMP management strategy Assess the workload for a typical operator Obtain aircrew and management buy-in Further expose Industry to the concept of a HOMP
6 HOMP Aircraft System CQAR SHL 008 IHUMS DAPU (existing) CVFDR (existing) PCMCIA card Removed by maintainer at end of day s flying Download/Replay PC
7 SHL Aircraft HOMP REMOTE BASE (Scatsta) Regular data transfer Download PC Groundbased System 3 Aircraft ES-S SHL 008 MAIN BASE (Aberdeen) Replay & Analysis System Development Program development Back-up System BA
8 Flight Data Analysis Event analysis Detects exceedences of predefined operational envelopes and provides information on the extremes of the operation Measurement analysis Takes a set of measurements on every flight and provides information on the whole operation
9 HOMP Analysis System SHL 008 Flight Data Traces (FDT)
10 HOMP Analysis System SHL 008 Flight Data Simulations (FDS) Flight Data Traces (FDT)
11 HOMP Analysis System SHL 008 Flight Data Simulations (FDS) Flight Data Traces (FDT) Flight Data Events (FDE)
12 HOMP Analysis System SHL 008 Flight Data Simulations (FDS) Flight Data Events (FDE) Flight Data Traces (FDT) Flight Data Measurements (FDM)
13 HOMP Analysis System SHL 008 Flight Data Simulations (FDS) Flight Data Events (FDE) Flight Data Traces (FDT) Flight Data Measurements (FDM)
14 Example HOMP Management Process Changes to Procedures, Manuals, Training etc. Flight data SAFETY OFFICER: Review Meeting Changes to HOMP, Investigations HOMP OPERATOR: Data Replay, Analysis and Verification HOMP MANAGER (PILOT): Assessment Reporting of Trend information to Management and Staff Confidential Crew Feedback
15 Event example: Take-off with full right pedal Junior co-pilot flying Aircraft yawed sharply, pitched and rolled during lift-off Crew did not know what had gone wrong HOMP detected event and revealed the cause Autopilot engaged and gradually applied right pedal No-one monitoring the controls Almost full right pedal still applied at lift-off Danger of aircraft roll-over Right 80 Tail Rotor (%) Left Autopilot Tail Rotor Pedal Collective Pitch Tail Rotor Pedal Autopilot Engaged AP Engaged Tail Rotor & Collective Pitch Time (minutes) Collective Pitch TR Pedal, Collective Pitch and Autopilot vs Tim
16 Event example: Inadvertent loss of airspeed Returning to airfield via low-level route Co-pilot decided weather unsuitable, initiated climb for instrument approach Aircraft now below MSA near terrain Co-pilot attempted to climb steeply to avoid terrain Airspeed below minimum IMC for 1 minute and reached 30kts Danger of loss of control View showing loss of airspeed during climb
17 Event example: Takeoff with cabin heater on Heater must be off for takeoff and landing as there is singleengine performance penalty Many occurrences of heater being left on Offshore check list does not include this item A general bulletin was issued to aircrew Very few events subsequently occurred Decision not to add item to already long pre-takeoff checklist HOMP enabled action to be taken, then monitored the effectiveness of this action
18 Event example: Taxiing in rollover zone Rollover can be induced during taxiing Many events triggered, in several cases control positions were close to those in a previous accident Confidential feedback to crew, issue highlighted in a flight safety newsletter Control positions HOMP event control positions Accident control positions Rollover Line Accident Control Positions HOMP Event Control Positions Only a limited reduction in events Second campaign, including memo to training captains and another newsletter Event occurrence rate dropped significantly Rollover Line Full left Yaw Pedal Full right TR Pedal and Lateral Cyclic
19 Event Trend Analysis Event trend data produced for a 6 month period Severity scale developed and severities allocated to events Top 5 events in terms of cumulative severity: VNO exceedence Autopilot left engaged after landing Flight through hot gas Excessive deck motion Turbulence Trend information used to select items for a newsletter to aircrew Cumulative event severities
20 HOMP events identified issues with: Pilot knowledge & skill Gaps in the training system Operating procedures Environmental operating limitations CRM Culture at remote operating bases
21 Measurement example: Mapping the environment 345 T 030 T kts Low Medium High 30 kts 20 kts 070 T kts 090 Old IVLL entry for Brae B 180 HOMP turbulence/workload data for Brae B New IVLL entry for Brae B
22 Measurement example: Operating differences by installation HOMP data used to compare operations to different platforms Average of turbulence/workload parameter plotted by installation Chart shows top 9 and bottom 10 installations Top installations all have features explaining high parameter values Average Turbulence or Workload CAPT ANAS BRAEA MCURL CAFPS BRAEB NPROD BRNTC SF140 NIN JUDY TIFF S712 EBRAE ARMAD DUNLA THISA GALAX DSTAR Installation Average of turbulence/workload parameter by installation Captain platform with large structure close to helideck
23 Measurement example: Operating differences by installation 3.5 HOMP data used to compare operations to different platforms Captain Average of turbulence/workload parameter plotted by installation 3 Chart shows top 9 and Brae bottom A 10 installations 2.5 Brae B Top installations all have features explaining high parameter values Average Av Turbulence/Workload CAPT ANAS BRAEA MCURL CAFPS BRAEB NPROD BRNTC SF140 NIN JUDY Installation TIFF S712 EBRAE ARMAD DUNLA THISA GALAX DSTAR Average of turbulence/workload parameter by installation
24 Measurement example: Operating differences by installation HOMP data used to compare operations to different platforms Average of turbulence/workload parameter plotted by installation Chart shows top 9 and bottom 10 installations Top installations all have features explaining high parameter values Average Turbulence or Workload CAPT ANAS BRAEA MCURL CAFPS BRAEB NPROD BRNTC SF140 NIN JUDY Installation Average of turbulence/workload parameter by installation TIFF S712 EBRAE ARMAD DUNLA THISA GALAX DSTAR Captain platform with large structure close to helideck
25 Measurement example: Offshore take-off profile Offshore take-off profile aimed at minimising risk of an accident due to an engine failure on take-off (exposure time) (1) Exposure to deck edge strike: Measurements checked adherence to Ops Manual advice on take-off rotation manoeuvre (2) Exposure to ditching: Measurements made of time to 35kts from rotation, which is greater than time to Vfly-away Rig Take-off: Time to 35kts Frequency % 40 Frequency Cumulative % Maximum pitch angle (average = 10 to 11 degrees) Time (seconds) Time to 35kts (50% point on cumulative percentage graph= 4.5 secs) 0
26 Measurement example: Offshore take-off profile (1) Exposure to deck edge strike: Measurements checked adherence to Ops Manual advice on take-off rotation manoeuvre Average = 10 to 11 degrees Frequency Max Pitch Angle
27 Measurement example: Offshore take-off profile (2) Exposure to ditching: Measurements made of time to 35kts from rotation, which is greater than time to Vfly-away Rig Take-off: Time to 35kts Cumulative Percentage 80 (50% point = 4.5 secs) Frequency Frequency % 40 Frequency Cumulative % Time (seconds) Time to 35kts 0
28 Measurement example: Offshore vertical landing profile Night time vertical landing profile measurements implemented to support CAA helideck lighting research Six approach angle and height measurements made from 0.1 to 1.0nm from touchdown Mean approach angles at 0.3nm and 0.6nm from touchdown were 5.5 and 4.0 degrees respectively Rig Landing at night:elevation at 0.3nm Rig Landing at night:elevation at 0.6nm Frequency Frequency Cumumlative % Frequency Frequency Cumumlative % Elevation (degrees) Elevation (degrees) Approach angle 0.3nm from touchdown Approach angle 0.6nm from touchdown
29 HOMP feedback into training: HOMP lessons can be fed back into the training process HOMP information can identify areas for improvements in training (e.g. taxiing technique) HOMP events can be used to highlight key safety-related points (e.g. danger of loss of airspeed in IMC) HOMP data can be used to improve pilot technique (e.g. flying ILS approach)
30 HOMP feedback into engineering: HOMP enables continuous checking of FDR parameters HOMP data can be used to troubleshoot pilot reported problems (e.g. event created to trap intermittent engine fault) HOMP data can be used to assess structural impact of events (e.g. aircraft hit by line squall) HOMP data can be used to detect misuse which could impact reliability (e.g. excessive use of collective)
31 Example Implementation Costs Start-up costs Per aircraft costs (including CQAR, mod kit and installation): typically no more than 10k Ground based system costs (3 fleets, including hardware, software and configuration): typically no more than 80k System introduction and commissioning On-going costs Personnel (3 fleets): One full-time technician, one part-time HOMP Manager (1/3 time), one part-time Fleet Rep per fleet (1/4 time), Flight Safety Officer (1/4 time) System maintenance and support
32 Summary The HOMP provided valuable new information on the risks associated with helicopter offshore operations Events have identified hazards which otherwise would not have come to light The operator has been able to take appropriate corrective and preventative measures The measurements are building a useful picture of everyday operations which has not previously available The HOMP has shown how pro-active use of flight data in a FDM programme can significantly enhance the safety of helicopter offshore operations
33 In Conclusion The HOMP successfully identified and addressed significant safety issues The HOMP trial demonstrated that it is a practical and cost effective flight safety tool The trial equipment was very reliable and effective The operator has implemented good HOMP operation and management procedures and aircrew response has been positive Because of this success, UKOOA has committed its members to implement HOMP on all UK offshore helicopters
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