Section 19
United AFA-CWA
Section 19
Safety, Health & Security
19.A.4. [Safety Information]
The MEC Safety, Health and Security Chairperson/designee will be granted electronic access to all Irregular Operations Reports (currently IORs or future equivalent) where the Flight Attendant has indicated that they desire the union be provided a copy of the report. The electronic database of these reports shall be searchable. Upon request, the Company shall meet to discuss and review these reports with the MEC Safety, Health and Security Chairperson/designee.
19.B.1.c.(8).(a). [ACCIDENT/SERIOUS INCIDENT/ HIJACKING]
The Inflight Service Emergency Manual (currently known as Accident/Incident Response Procedures or future equivalent) and any revisions to this manual will be reviewed with and provided to the MEC Safety, Health and Security Chairperson/designee.
19.B.5.a.
In the event the designated Go-Team members are not able to travel on the Go-Team flight, the Company shall provide the Go-Team members with positive space must-ride travel where service is provided by the Company or make any respective arrangements with partner airlines in order to go to and from an accident or major incident site.
19.B.5.b.
If there are subsequent flights operated by United to an aircraft accident or incident site, the MEC Safety, Health and Security Chairperson may designate up to two (2) additional AFA Safety, Health and Security representatives who are on the AFA provided Go-Team list to travel to and from an accident or incident site. If these subsequent flights are not operated by United the Company will make any respective arrangements with partner airlines. This number may be increased by mutual agreement of the parties.
19.F.1.
The Company and the MEC Safety, Health and Security Committee shall endeavor to meet and confer at least monthly, on safety, health and security matters pertaining to Flight Attendants. Meetings related to passenger incidents and security issues, such as geopolitical events, may occur more often as necessitated by current and ongoing events.
Upon declaration of an epidemic or pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control or any national health agency, the Company shall promptly meet and confer with the MEC President, the MEC Safety, Health and Security Chairperson or designee regarding matters related to the health and safety of Flight Attendants and the implementation of the Epidemic & Pandemic Protections in this Section.