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Learn how the Air Warfare Centre informs strategic decisions by managing risks at the operational and tactical level to achieve successful outcomes. Explore risk stakeholders, managing risk, and seizing opportunities in high-stakes aviation activity.
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Air Warfare Centre Generating outcomes at the operational and tactical level while informing the strategic GPCAPT Brendan Rogers Chief of Staff Air Warfare Centre
Scope • Operational OKRA • Risk stakeholders • Managing Risk • Risk vs Opportunity • Conclusion
Operation OKRA • Crash through NTM to deploy in 4 weeks, kinetic operations in 6 weeks • Sustained strike operations > 3 years • High consumption rates • Long supply pipeline • Lodgers in foreign countries • High stakes activity
Risk stakeholders • Commanders • CJOPS, DGAIR, CATG, CTU, CTEs… • Aircraft captains • ‘A5 Weapons/Tactics Officer • A7 Aviation Safety Manager • WHS Manager • Base Armament Manager • SQN Armament Officer • Gunnies n!
Managing Risk • Aviation Risk Management • WHS Management • HN Risk Management • Theatre EO licencing • Air Base, depot • Allied Risk processes
Risk vs Opportunity • Carriage life extensions • 20mm life extension • Aircraft parking in lines • Validation of weaponperformance • Bomb prep efficiencies • Manual handling safety
Risk decisions • What is the required effect? • How can we deliver that effect (safely SFARP)? • Options development • Application of risk controls • Ownership & Accountability • Communication
Conclusion • What is the required effect? • How can we deliver thateffect (safely SFARP)? • Options development • Application of controls • Risk decisions • Trust is a must