Federal Railroad Administration's Progress Implementing the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act | DOT OIG Skip to

FAA Lacks a Reliable Model for Determining the Number of Flight Standards Safety

Audit Initiated of PHMSA’s Progress Addressing Significant Safety Issues | DOT OIG Skip to main content An

air carrier pilot records. Accordingly, our audit objectives are to (1) evaluate FAA’s progress in developing

oversight of air carriers. The Inspector General noted that while FAA has made progress toward improving aspects of

pilot and that air carriers review those records when making hiring decisions. FAA’s progress in developing

Implementation of a Pilot Records Database 06.20.13 FAA Lacks a Reliable Model for Determining

Implementation of a Pilot Records Database 06.20.13 FAA Lacks a Reliable Model for Determining

Flight Standards office managers review their staffing estimates. В  No. 6 to FAA Track progress on implementing the

Oversight of Construction Quality Assurance on Federal-aid Projects 01.17.23 FHWA Has Made Progress Implementing a Tunnel

Implementation of a Pilot Records Database 06.20.13 FAA Lacks a Reliable Model for Determining

View PDF Document In accordance with the Moving Ahead for Progress in the

for Its Oversight of Construction Quality Assurance 01.17.23 FHWA Has Made Progress Implementing a Tunnel

2013, we issued a report on the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) progress and challenges

policies and procedures; (2) the Department’s and Academy’s progress and challenges

to strengthen and better use its risk-based oversight approach; and (3) progress and challenges

objectives for this self-initiated audit were to assess (1) FHWA’s progress in implementing

Oversight of Construction Quality Assurance on Federal-aid Projects 01.17.23 FHWA Has Made Progress Implementing a Tunnel

04.01.24 Audit Initiated of FTA’s Determinations of Project Sponsors’ Progress Toward Meeting TAM Performance

to strengthen and better use its risk-based oversight approach; and (3) progress and challenges

Seattle Meets Requirements for Managing Federal Transportation Funds 01.17.23 FHWA Has Made Progress Implementing a Tunnel

objectives for this self-initiated audit were to assess (1) FHWA’s progress in implementing

investigate safety issues identified by FAA employees; (2) periodically rotating supervisory inspectors to ensure reliable and objective

that the Chief Information Officers of DOT and FTA monitor progress to ensure