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AMC3 CAT.GEN.MPA.215 Support programme
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-12413
ED Decision 2018/012/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Sep 2023)
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AMC3 CAT.GEN.MPA.215 Support programme ED Decision 2018/012/R ELEMENTS OF A SUPPORT PROGRAMME (a) A support programme should contain as a minimum the following elements: (1) procedures including education of flight crew regarding self-awareness and facilitation of self-referral; (2) assistance provided by professionals, including mental and psychological health professionals with relevant knowledge of the aviation environment; (3) involvement of trained peers, where trained peers are available; (4) monitoring of the efficiency and effectiveness of the programme; (5) monitoring and support of the process of returning to work; (6) management of risks resulting from fear of loss of licence; and (7) a referral system to an aero-medical examiner in defined cases raising serious safety concerns. (b) A support programme should be linked to the management system of the operator, provided that data is used for purposes of safety management and is anonymised and aggregated to ensure confidentiality.
AMC3 CAT.GEN.MPA.215 Support programme ED Decision 2018/012/R ELEMENTS OF A SUPPORT PROGRAMME (a) A support programme should contain as a minimum the following elements: (1) procedures including education of flight crew regarding self-awareness and facilitation of self-referral; (2) assistance provided by professionals, including mental and psychological health professionals with relevant knowledge of the aviation environment; (3) involvement of trained peers, where trained peers are available; (4) monitoring of the efficiency and effectiveness of the programme; (5) monitoring and support of the process of returning to work; (6) management of risks resulting from fear of loss of licence; and (7) a referral system to an aero-medical examiner in defined cases raising serious safety concerns. (b) A support programme should be linked to the management system of the operator, provided that data is used for purposes of safety management and is anonymised and aggregated to ensure confidentiality.
##### AMC3 CAT.GEN.MPA.215 Support programme *ED Decision 2018/012/R* **ELEMENTS OF A SUPPORT PROGRAMME** (a) A support programme should contain as a minimum the following elements: (1) procedures including education of flight crew regarding self-awareness and facilitation of self-referral; (2) assistance provided by professionals, including mental and psychological health professionals with relevant knowledge of the aviation environment; (3) involvement of trained peers, where trained peers are available; (4) monitoring of the efficiency and effectiveness of the programme; (5) monitoring and support of the process of returning to work; (6) management of risks resulting from fear of loss of licence; and (7) a referral system to an aero-medical examiner in defined cases raising serious safety concerns. (b) A support programme should be linked to the management system of the operator, provided that data is used for purposes of safety management and is anonymised and aggregated to ensure confidentiality.