Richard Eynon Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

Fleet, England, United Kingdom

CHIRP (Aviation and Maritime Confidential Incident Reporting) receives confidential reports from cabin crew working for UK airlines. CHIRP, (the aviation programme) contributes to enhancing flight safety to the commercial and general aviation industry in the UK. Role and Responsibilities:- Perform as an independent advisor to the program.- Review reports and issues raised through the program. (Personal details are not included).- Provide appropriate industry information in which specific issues might be resolved. - Contribute to a 'Cabin Crew Feedback' publication which contains relevant reports to cabin operations. This publication is distributed to all UK operators electronically and in a hardcopy form.

London, United Kingdom

- Cabin safety investigations.- Oversight of a team of 42 evaluators across two UK bases (LHR and LGW). - Cabin oversight via audits, evaluations and QA.- Safety communication and promotions.- Conduct operational and occupational risk assessments.- Analyse, interpret and report oversight data.- Creativity in designing, updating SOPs using relevant technology to promote them. - Report trends in Occupational Health and Safety data, minimise risks to workers.- Design and implement effective measures for SOPs, risks using SPI and SPTs. - Active member of a UK airline group called Cabin Safety Liaison Group (CSLG), where airline safety professionals promote safety and work closely with the CAA.

London, United Kingdom

- Led safety communications and promoted key messages using various platforms and technology. - Supported Cabin Safety Partners with projects. - Updated and designed a new pre-flight safety briefing format for the c14,000 cabin crew including the c2500 Senior Cabin Crew Members who are responsible for delivering the briefing.

London Heathrow Terminal 5

- People manager of a team of 6-8 cabin crew. - Responsible for the end-to-end management of people which included recognition, development, promotion and policy management. - Recruiter and trainer.- Led a team on the fleet of aircraft as the onboard manager, reporting directly to the Commander. Largest team of crew I led was 21 on the A380.I celebrated many achievements in this role, there are a few that I will always remember and they are, being part of a crew delivering a new aircraft from Everett, Seattle - the B777-300ER (STBE). This included a visit of the factory that’s not open to general visitors! We had VIPs onboard and flew them from Everett to Cardiff. I was able to arrange my for parents and grandparents to visit the engineering base in Cardiff on the day to watch our aircraft arrive. I was also fortunate to have been selected for a VIP, private flight which transported the then UK government to a destination. I also led the team on the first ever commercial BA A380 flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

License group: A330-200, A340-300/A340-500, B777-200/300

Aviation Lead Auditor

Bsc (Hons), Biomedical Sciences, General, 2:1

Activities and Societies: 2004-2005 - 12 month industry placement in the Microbiology Public Health Laboratory in the University Hospital.

Aviation Safety Investigators Course

Nebosh General Certificate, Occupational Health And Safety, Distinction

Cabin Safety Inspector, Theory