USOAP

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USOAP is an ICAO program that systematically audits and monitors countries’ civil aviation safety oversight systems to ensure compliance with international standards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ICAO program ⓘ
aviation safety oversight program ⓘ
acronym USOAP ⓘ
administeredBy ICAO ⓘ
International Civil Aviation Organization ⓘ
appliesTo ICAO Member States ⓘ
States’ civil aviation authorities ⓘ
basedOn Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation ⓘ
collects safety oversight data from States ⓘ
contributesTo global aviation safety improvement ⓘ
harmonization of safety oversight practices ⓘ
encourages States to improve safety oversight capabilities ⓘ
establishedBy ICAO Assembly resolution ⓘ
evaluates States’ capability for safety oversight ⓘ
civil aviation organization and responsibilities ⓘ
legislation and regulations related to aviation safety ⓘ
licensing and certification obligations ⓘ
resolution of safety concerns ⓘ
surveillance obligations ⓘ
technical guidance and tools ⓘ
technical staff qualification and training ⓘ
focusesOn States’ safety oversight systems ⓘ
compliance with ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices ⓘ
implementation of international civil aviation safety standards ⓘ
fullName Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme ⓘ
geographicScope global ⓘ
hasAbbreviation CMA ⓘ
hasComponent USOAP Continuous Monitoring Approach ⓘ
headquarteredAt ICAO Headquarters, Montreal, Canada ⓘ
linked to: ICAO Headquarters
language English ⓘ
monitors States’ safety oversight performance over time ⓘ
monitorsComplianceWith Annexes to the Chicago Convention ⓘ
ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices ⓘ
primaryGoal to ensure effective safety oversight by States ⓘ
to promote global aviation safety ⓘ
publishes audit results to Member States ⓘ
relatedTo ICAO Universal Security Audit Programme ⓘ
ICAO safety management provisions ⓘ
sector civil aviation ⓘ
supports development of corrective action plans ⓘ
identification of safety deficiencies ⓘ
usesMethod continuous monitoring ⓘ
off-site and on-site activities ⓘ
systematic audits ⓘ

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