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Performance Indicators: Selection, Application, and Reporting

Performance Indicators: Selection, Application, and Reporting. Presented by John M Rodgers Federal Aviation Administration. Performance measurement: A process for and by ANSPs. Selecting Performance Indicators. General Selection Considerations. Desirable Characteristics

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Performance Indicators: Selection, Application, and Reporting

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  1. Performance Indicators: Selection, Application, and Reporting Presented by John M Rodgers Federal Aviation Administration

  2. Performance measurement: A process for and by ANSPs

  3. Selecting Performance Indicators

  4. General Selection Considerations • Desirable Characteristics • Relationship to ANSP Goals and Objectives • Identification of Cost Drivers

  5. Desirable Indicator Characteristics • Meaningful • Accurate • Useful • Improvement Tool • Gradual Implementation

  6. Relationship to ANSP Goals and Objectives Performance indicators and targets should be related to the achievement of goals Goals should focus on improving safety, productivity, quality, and cost effectiveness

  7. Identification of Cost Drivers Quantity/Complexity of Traffic  Outputs Outputs Generate Input costs: Staff Operating Costs Capital Investment General Economic Conditions : Cost of living Availability of labor Scarcity of infrastructure Cost of Capital

  8. Safety Indicators Typical Rates: ATC accidents ATC fatal accidents Controlled flight into terrain Separation minima violation Runway incursions MET forecast accuracy

  9. Quality of Service Indicators * VERY GOOD ** EXCEPTIONAL *** EXCELLENT

  10. Capacity Examples: Operations with minimal delay Alternative weather volume Runway configuration operations Number of congested facilities Duration excess demand

  11. Flight Efficiency Potential Measures: Vertical deviation from optimum Horizontal deviations from optimum Theoretical vs. actual block time ATC imposed restrictions

  12. Predictability Potential delay measures: Number of delay by cause Percentage of flights delayed Average delay per flight Average delay per delayed flight Average delay by phase of flight

  13. Availability Examples Number of outages Duration of Outages Mean Time Between Failures

  14. Accessibility

  15. Productivity Output / Input = Productivity Examples: Aircraft handled per controller IFR kilometers handled per controller Aircraft handled per sector Flight hours per unit of capital Controllers per support staff

  16. Cost-effectiveness ??? Financial Cost-Effectiveness = ( 1/Productivity) x Unit Cost   Examples: ATC cost per flight Cost per IFR flight hour Operating cost per sector Economic Cost-Effectiveness = ANSP Cost + Delay & Inefficiency Costs

  17. Measurement and ANSP Assessment Benchmarking Best Practices Improve transparency  Identify cost drivers  Identify potential improvements   Communicate with stakeholders Set expectations Comparison over time or between facilities

  18. Performance Management, Incentives, and measurement Regulation Based Incentives License Retention Output based price caps Other Incentive Forms Performance measurement and reporting Performance based compensation Savings and profit sharing Service level agreements

  19. Reporting on performance Information disclosure needed for performance review Comparison of actual performance with performance objectives Evaluate performance over time Comparison to other facilities or providers Public dissemination of report Prepare reports to serve needs of audience access Anticipate future needs

  20. Conclusion • Performance measurement can help ANSPs understand how to improve. • Performance management can improve service. • The processes of measurement and management should promote a culture of cooperation and collaboration and communicate a unified vision of general strategy. • Progress generally requires iteration. Remember: The longest journey begins with but a single step!

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