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How to file a GSAP and get things fixed
IAH report safety concerns
The purpose of GSAP reporting is to identify safety trends so that risks can be mitigated. It will also lead to corrective actions that can be implemented as a direct result of reports by employees. In addition, your reports will lead to the issues and the corrections needed for a safer airline and industry.
By filing a report you help United, the FAA, the Airline Industry and our IAM brothers and sisters to be safer on the job.
You can make a real difference by filing your report.
What is GSAP?
GSAP is a United, FAA and IAM endorsed safety program that is aimed at addressing safety concerns and communicating hazards and corrective actions. GSAP is based on a partnership that includes United, the FAA and the IAM.
This program provides benefits to all. In addition to providing a process for corrective action rather than punishment, the program also
There are several simple methods of filing either from work or home.
· Just go In the Skynet Homepage under Business Tools, click GSAP
· Click the "New Report" and fill-in all the required fields.
· Click "Submit" Confirmation of received report will be sent via the Skynet system. You must sign in to review, no email will be sent.
· If Skynet is not available to the employee at the time he or she needs to file a report, the employee may contact the GSAP Manager via the following phone number:
GSAP Hotline: United 872 825-7801
This number is used to log a GSAP related issue. You have 3 days to file an electronic report in Skynet for the report to be considered Timely. Reports are not filed on your behalf, or entered by calling this number.
Legacy SOSAP reports may be filed from work and from home.
The purpose of GSAP reporting is to identify safety trends so that risks can be mitigated. It will also lead to corrective actions that can be implemented as a direct result of reports by employees. In addition, your reports will lead to the issues and the corrections needed for a safer airline and industry.
By filing a report you help United, the FAA, the Airline Industry and our IAM brothers and sisters to be safer on the job.
You can make a real difference by filing your report.
What is GSAP?
GSAP is a United, FAA and IAM endorsed safety program that is aimed at addressing safety concerns and communicating hazards and corrective actions. GSAP is based on a partnership that includes United, the FAA and the IAM.
This program provides benefits to all. In addition to providing a process for corrective action rather than punishment, the program also
- Collects, analyzes and retains safety data to improve airline and employee safety.
- Creates Criteria’s for corrective action plans
- Helps advance and create education to prevent future recurrence
There are several simple methods of filing either from work or home.
· Just go In the Skynet Homepage under Business Tools, click GSAP
· Click the "New Report" and fill-in all the required fields.
· Click "Submit" Confirmation of received report will be sent via the Skynet system. You must sign in to review, no email will be sent.
· If Skynet is not available to the employee at the time he or she needs to file a report, the employee may contact the GSAP Manager via the following phone number:
GSAP Hotline: United 872 825-7801
This number is used to log a GSAP related issue. You have 3 days to file an electronic report in Skynet for the report to be considered Timely. Reports are not filed on your behalf, or entered by calling this number.
Legacy SOSAP reports may be filed from work and from home.
Issue Spotlight: Retaliation is Illegal
If employees do not feel free to report injuries or illnesses, the employer's entire workforce is put at risk. Employers do not learn of and correct dangerous conditions that have resulted in injuries, and injured employees may not receive the proper medical attention, or the workers' compensation benefits to which they are entitled. Ensuring that employees can report injuries or illnesses without fear of retaliation is therefore crucial to protecting worker safety and health.
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Issue Spotlight: GSAPs put the power into the hands of the workers
Over the past year, dozens of rampers at IAH have filed GSAP reports that have resulted in a safer and more professional looking workplace for thousands of workers. These reports have forced the company to make changes in the way they staff areas, maintain equipment and report incidents. Ramp-level GSAPs have forced the company to repair brakes, seat belts, damaged power cords, enact lightning related ramp closures, increase staffing levels and limit workloads. These reports are effective, and they are entirely controlled by workers just like you. Management cannot prevent GSAPs, and cannot retaliate against anyone that reports them.
During the storms in May, the Company closed the Big Ramp due to lightning danger, but forced workers at Terminal B to keep working. A GSAP has now forced them to answer for that mistake, which could have resulted in serious injury.
Filling out a GSAP is easy, and only takes a few minutes. The GSAP reporting page is available on the Flying Together website, under "Departments" and "Safety," then "Safety Tools."
Use the GSAP reporting system to report any safety concern, even near misses. Doing so restores the authority on the ramp to its rightful place, in the hands of the workers, and away from the Company Boss.
During the storms in May, the Company closed the Big Ramp due to lightning danger, but forced workers at Terminal B to keep working. A GSAP has now forced them to answer for that mistake, which could have resulted in serious injury.
Filling out a GSAP is easy, and only takes a few minutes. The GSAP reporting page is available on the Flying Together website, under "Departments" and "Safety," then "Safety Tools."
Use the GSAP reporting system to report any safety concern, even near misses. Doing so restores the authority on the ramp to its rightful place, in the hands of the workers, and away from the Company Boss.
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