October 30 November 1, 2018

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1 Schedule of Events October 30 November 1, 2018 Hyatt Regency Hotel Wichita, Kansas USA

2 GENERAL INFORMATION CHECK-IN & HOSPITALITY The Check-in & Hospitality Desk will be available the following hours: Monday, October 29 15:00-20:00 Tuesday, October 30 07:00-17:00 Wednesday, October 31 07:00-17:00 Thursday, November 1 07:00-17:00 LUNCH & WORKSHOPS Located on 2nd Floor PRESENTATION TAKEAWAYS 2018 Download all the presentations for Safety Standdown USA 2018 at or us at info@safetystanddown.com General Session Q&A Texting Phone Number: SOCIAL EVENTS Welcome Reception Monday, October 29, :00 20:00 Riverview Ballroom Cocktail Reception & Dinner Banquet Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Cocktail Reception, Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 18:00 19:00 Dinner Banquet, Grand Eagle Ballroom 19:00 21:30 HYATT REGENCY HOTEL 400 West Waterman Wichita, Kansas Phone

3 Welcome Welcome to the 22nd annual Safety Standdown Seminar. On behalf of Bombardier and the Safety Standdown team, we are delighted you could join us in Wichita, Kansas, for one of the most comprehensive human factors safety conferences in the industry. For over two decades, Bombardier has led the industry in knowledgebased aviation safety training through this event. Safety Standdown is a platform to exchange ideas, discuss safety topics and broaden knowledge on aviation safety. This year, the seminar will focus on Normalization of Excellence. At first glance, these words may seem contradictory. After all, excellence isn t normal, it s exceptional. With this theme, Safety Standdown wants to challenge you to raise your game in terms of professionalism. Our experts will provide the information and the tools to create a culture within your flight department where the norm is a job exceptionally well done, and gold medal performances are a daily occurrence. We also set the bar a bit higher. You re likely to meet an aviation legend or two. We selected aviation safety experts who are leaders in their field. The General Session speakers and workshop facilitators will provide you with the information and the tools to ensure safety is top of mind in everything you do. On behalf of Bombardier and the members of the Safety Standdown Advisory Council, we wish you an exceptional experience and an outstanding stay in Wichita. Andy Nureddin Vice President, Customer Support & Training Bombardier Business Aircraft

4 Monday, October 29, :00 20:00 Welcome Reception Riverview Ballroom Tuesday, October 30, :00 08:00 Continental Breakfast Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 08:00 08:30 Welcome / Opening Remarks Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer General Session Grand Eagle Ballroom 08:30 09:30 Grinders Dr. Tony Kern, Convergent Performance, LLC 09:30 10:00 Break Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 10:00 11:00 Now That Airlines Are So Safe, Let s Look at Part 91 & 135 Operations John DeLisi, National Transportation Safety Board 11:00 12:00 Keep it Simple Leadership for Higher Safety Standards JD McHenry, Global Jet Services Inc. 12:00 13:00 Lunch Redbud ABC - 210

5 13:00 14:45 Workshops OSHA, a Tool for Profitability, Success, and Sustained Excellence Maple 205 Richard Williams, Global Jet Services Inc. Fatigue Awareness and Mitigation: The Nuts & Bolts Cypress B 209 Captain Paulo Silveira CD, AAI & Captain Adam Sirek MD, MSc, CCFP, DABFM, Canadian Armed Forces Leading a Just Culture Birch 203 (webcast) Dr. Antonio Cortés, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Upset Prevention and Recovery Aerodynamics Cedar 204 Randall Brooks, Aviation Performance Solutions, LLC The NTSB Accident Investigation Process the Best Info You Hope to Never Use Walnut 208 John DeLisi, National Transportation Safety Board Practical Corporate Aviation Security at Your Destination Osage 207 Thomas Anthony, Director of the USC Aviation Safety and Security Program Safety, Education and Experience Talks Cypress A 209 Dan Boedigheimer, Advanced Aircrew Academy Don Wade, Pinnacle Aviation James Slabaugh, Kiewit Corporation Jeff Wofford, CommScope Jim Weaver, Advanced Aircrew Academy Marty Grier, Home Depot Rick Miller, Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp Russ Lawton, Air Charter Safety Foundation Troy Smith, Federal Bureau of Investigation Aircare Land and Water Evacuation Drills Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Oak :45 15:15 Break 2nd Level

6 Tuesday, October 30, 2018, continued 15:15 17:00 Workshops Fatigue Awareness and Mitigation: The Nuts & Bolts Cedar 204 Captain Paulo Silveira CD, AAI & Captain Adam Sirek MD, MSc, CCFP, DABFM, Canadian Armed Forces Leading a Just Culture Cypress B 209 Dr. Antonio Cortés, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Upset Prevention and Recovery Aerodynamics Birch 203 (webcast) Randall Brooks, Aviation Performance Solutions, LLC The NTSB Accident Investigation Process the Best Info You Hope to Never Use Walnut 208 John DeLisi, National Transportation Safety Board Practical Corporate Aviation Security at Your Destination Osage 207 Thomas Anthony, Director of the USC Aviation Safety and Security Program Maintenance Leadership Maple 205 Rich Bean, Global Jet Services Inc. Leadership for Pilots Cypress A 209 JD McHenry, Global Jet Services Inc. Aircare High Altitude Physiology and Hypoxia Awareness Training Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Continued Oak 206

7 Wednesday, October 31, :00 08:00 Continental Breakfast Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer General Session Grand Eagle Ballroom 08:00 09:00 Proactive Fatigue Risk Management Dr. Mollicone, Pulsar Informatics Inc. 09:00 10:00 Normalizing Excellence through Mentoring & Leadership Amy Grubb, Federal Bureau of Investigation 10:00 10:30 Break Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 10:30 12:00 Being Better, Pat Daily, Convergent Performance, LLC 12:00 13:00 Lunch Redbud ABC :00 14:45 Workshops Target 2020 Are you Ready! Maple 205 Franco Pietracupa, Etienne Côté and Matt Hastings, Bombardier Business Aircraft Aviation Maintenance Never Events The Human Factor of Excellence Cedar 204 Doug Downey, Convergent Performance, LLC How to be an Effective Safety Leader Cypress B 209 Marty Grier, Home Depot, & Jim Hosey, IAA. LLC Excellent Training: It s Not What You Think Walnut 208 Kyle and Linda Reynolds, Flight Level Training Solutions Runway Excursions: Make it Stop! Cypress A 209 Paul S. Ratté, United States Aircraft Insurance Group Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP): What is it and why do I need it? Osage 207 Ryan West and Kamron Githens, UTRS Caution, Birds In Vicinity Birch 203 (webcast) Gary Cooke, World Birdstike Association Aircare Land and Water Evacuation Drills Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Oak 206

8 Wednesday, October 31, 2018, continued 14:45 15:15 Break 2nd level 15:15 17:00 Workshops Normalizing Mentorship: Building a Practical Program that Works Maple 205 Amy Grubb, Federal Bureau of Investigation The Forge of Professionalism Birch 203 (webcast) Pat Daily, Convergent Performance, LLC The Evolution of Performance Based Navigation (PBN) Cypress B 209 Ryan Retelle, Advanced Aircrew Academy Excellent Training: It s Not What You Think Walnut 208 Kyle and Linda Reynolds, Flight Level Training Solutions Are you Situational Awareness Ready? Learning from past events before becoming one... Cedar 204 Etienne Côté, Bombardier Business Aircraft Safety, Education and Experience Talks Cypress A 209 Dan Boedigheimer, Advanced Aircrew Academy Don Wade, Pinnacle Aviation James Slabaugh, Kiewit Corporation Jeff Wofford, CommScope Jim Weaver, Advanced Aircrew Academy Marty Grier, Home Depot Rick Miller, Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp Russ Lawton, Air Charter Safety Foundation Troy Smith, Federal Bureau of Investigation Maintenance Leadership Osage 207 Rich Bean, Global Jet Services Inc. Aircare High Altitude Physiology and Hypoxia Awareness Training Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Continued Oak :00 19:00 Cocktail Reception Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 19:00 21:30 Dinner Grand Eagle Ballroom

9 Thursday, November 1, :00 08:00 Continental Breakfast Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer General Session Grand Eagle Ballroom 08:00 09:00 Standardization Why Bother? Dann Runik, FlightSafety International 09:00 10:00 The Safety Mindset Christopher Connor, Polaris Aero 10:00 10:30 Break Grand Eagle Ballroom Foyer 10:30-11:40 Influencing Excellence, Scientifically Dr. Antonio Cortés, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 11:40 12:00 Closing Summary Prize Drawing 12:00 13:00 Lunch Redbud ABC :00 14:45 Workshops Aviation Maintenance Never Events The Human Factor of Excellence Osage 207 Doug Downey, Convergent Performance, LLC Caution, Birds In Vicinity Cedar 204 Gary Cooke: World Birdstike Association How to be an Effective Safety Leader Cypress B 209 Marty Grier, Home Depot, & Jim Hosey, IAA. LLC Practical Risk Management Workshop Walnut 208 Jeff Wofford and Tom Huff, NBAA Safety Committee Normalizing Mentorship: Building a Practical Program that Works Maple 205 Amy Grubb, Federal Bureau of Investigation Are you Situational Awareness Ready? Learning from past events before becoming one... Cypress A 209 Etienne Côté, Bombardier Business Aircraft

10 Thursday, November 1, 2018, continued Leadership for Pilots Birch 203 (webcast) JD McHenry, Global Jet Services Inc. Aircare Land and Water Evacuation Drills Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Oak :45 15:15 Break 2nd level 15:15 17:00 Workshops Runway Excursions: Make it Stop! Birch 203 (webcast) Paul S. Ratté, United States Aircraft Insurance Group The Forge of Professionalism Cypress A 209 Pat Daily, Convergent Performance, LLC Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP): What is it and why do I need it? Cedar 204 Ryan West and Kamron Githens, UTRS Practical Risk Management Workshop Walnut 208 Jeff Wofford and Tom Huff, NBAA Safety Committee OSHA, a Tool for Profitability, Success, and Sustained Excellence Osage 207 Richard Williams, Global Jet Services Inc. Target 2020 Are you Ready! Maple 205 Franco Pietracupa, Etienne Côté and Matt Hastings, Bombardier Business Aircraft The Evolution of Performance Based Navigation (PBN) Cypress B 209 Ryan Retelle, Advanced Aircrew Academy Aircare High Altitude Physiology and Hypoxia Awareness Training Santa Fe & Stimson Aircare Inflight Medical Training Continued Oak 206

11 Sincere thanks to our sponsors Partner Sponsor Alumni Association Sponsors

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