Ground Handling Audit Management demo

Plans station audits of handlers against IGOM and ISAGO and tracks every corrective action 1:34

What the demo shows

Plans station audits of handlers against IGOM and ISAGO and tracks every corrective action

Eight agents plan the audit program from risk, brief each audit from history, guide the auditor stop by stop on the apron, draft findings from photos and notes in standard language, check each draft against the manual, review the handler's root cause, and verify that every corrective action worked; the auditor confirms or rewrites each finding and signs, and the QA manager co-signs Level 1 and repeat findings.

Transcript

  1. Ground Handling Audit Management helps airline quality teams audit their handlers and track every corrective action.
  2. Ground damage costs airlines $5 billion a year, and findings repeat when fixes close on paperwork.
  3. Rosa audits Tallbrook at Phoenix today, moved up after a $41,000 ramp strike.
  4. The briefer pre-filled 64-checked from last year's findings.
  5. On a walk around, at fueling, the agent recalls last year's missing bonding clip.
  6. Rosa photographs the clip still missing.
  7. The agent drafts the finding against IGOM.
  8. A second agent checks the wording against the photo and tightens one phrase.
  9. Rosa signs. The truck is stood down, and her manager co-signs the repeat.
  10. When a handler answers retrained again, the root cause reviewer pushes back.
  11. Every finding is cited, signed, and logged.
  12. Failed fixes are reopened.
  13. One in three audit trips avoided and repeat findings set to half.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.