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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