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    Regulation from an Operator’s Perspective by Captain Michel Theriault of Abu Dhabi Aviation. Abu Dhabi Aviation is the largest helicopter operator in the Middle East, established in 1975 to support Abu Dhabi's oil and gas operations. Regulations have evolved over time from various authorities to increase offshore safety. Stakeholders in aviation safety regulation include national oil companies, civil aviation authorities, operators, and other interested parties who sometimes have conflicting priorities around safety, compliance, and reputation. Areas for continued improvement include standardization, oversight, alignment between stakeholders, benchmarking, and building competencies. Success requires communication, collaboration, building on achievements, and celebrating small victories along the way.

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    Regulation from an

    Operator’s Perspective

    Captain Michel Theriault


    Safety Director and SMS Post Holder
    Abu Dhabi Aviation
    Abu Dhabi Aviation
    • Largest helicopter operator in the Middle East
    • Established in 1975, owned by Abu Dhabi Nationals (70%) 
    and Abu Dhabi Government (30%) 
    • Support of Abu Dhabi Oil and Gas Operations, HEMS, Third 
    Party Maintenance, Training
    • International Operations in Middle East and Africa, Europe 
    and Asia  
    Captain Michel Theriault
    • Safety Director and SMS Post Holder, Abu Dhabi Aviation
    • Offshore Helicopter Pilot, FSO and Safety Manager, Abu Dhabi Aviation
    • Maintenance Test Pilot, Saudi Air Force
    • Aircraft Accident Investigator, TSB Canada
    • Instructor B412, B212, Operations Officer and Flight Safety Officer, Ministry 
    of National Defense Canada
    Implementation of

    Evolution of regulations CAAP 70 and 71

    UAE  GCAA CAAP
    70 and 71

    UK CAP 437 
    Edition 7

    UK CAP 437 
    Edition 1; ICAO 
    Annex 14 Vol. II
    US Coast 
    Guard

    1960s 1981 2013 2014 2018


    Increasing offshore safety requirements and stakeholder expectations
    Al Ghweifat
    2011
    Stakeholder Priorities

    National Oil 
    Companies

    Civil Aviation 
    Authorities Oil and Gas 
    Industry

    Air Operators Other 
    Interested 
    Parties
    Conflicting Priorities
    Reputation
    Alignment and Integration

    Safety

    Compliance
    Our Achievements

    Collaboration

    Joint Working 
    Arrangements

    Self‐Regulation
    Areas for improvement
    1. Commitment

    2. Standardization and Regulation

    3. Oversight and Enforcement

    4. Alignment and Integration

    5. Benchmarking 

    6. Assurance

    7. Competencies

    8. Communication
    Benchmarking

    CAA UKCAA

    UKCAA UKCAA
    In a nutshell
    Communicate, 
    collaborate 
    and consult.
    Build on 
    achievements 
    Shared 
    and tap in 
    responsibility.
    areas of 
    strength.

    Check and  Build 
    balance. competencies.

    Celebrate 
    small 
    successes.
    “Don’t measure success by
    one thing at the end.
    Measure success by each
    of the small victories along
    the way.”

    Chris Hadfield
    Canadian Astronaut
    Thank you.

    P.O. Box 2723, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
     sms@abudhabiaviation.com, +971 2 5758000
    www.abudhabiaviation.com

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