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2016TentativeCBA

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2016 CBA Tentati ve Agreement Page 9 8 of 217 Section 10. Information derived from a CV, QCC, QCV, or QA Risk Analysis Panel (RAP) will only be used to identify systemic or organizational safety issues. This information may not be attributed to or identify an individual employee. Section 11. Upon request, the Union at the appropriate level shall be given an entire copy of any report generated during a Quality Assurance or Quality Control initiative. S ection 12. The administration of VSRP, ATO Quality Assurance Program (QAP), ATO Occurrence Reporting (ATOOR), and ATO Quality Control (QC) shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions contained within JO 7200.20, JO 7210.632, JO 7210.633, JO 7210.6 34 and JO 7210.634. Section 13 . Upon request and subject to staffing and workload employees shall be afforded sufficient duty time to complete an ATSAP report. Section 14. New employees shall be trained on the provisions of FAA JO 7200.20 and the ATSAP MOU within thirty (30) days of assignment to a facility, or as otherwise agreed to by the Parties at the local level. Training requirements and curriculum shall be jointly developed by the Parties at the national level. Section 15. Loss of standard separ ation alert data will be available at the local facility level; however, the data shall not be accessed in the operating quarters and, if possible, access to the data shall be restricted from those locations. Audio and/or visual loss of standard separation detection system terminals shall not be placed inside facility operating quarters. This requirement does not apply to collision warning systems (e.g., conflict alert, AMASS alarms). Section 16. The collection and analysis of safety data shall ensure the confidentiality of bargaining unit employees. Except as required by law, the Agency shall ensure that all data collected is sanitized of all personally identifiable information prior to release outside the FAA. Section 17. Union representatives shall be p rovided an access level for QC and safety data (e.g. EOR/MOR information, QC Service Reviews) in CEDAR equal to that of their Agency counterpart(s). Section 18. Controllers - In - Charge (CIC) shall not be required to make any electronic entries into CEDAR un til they have received training. Section 19. The Union at the national level shall be provided RAP determinations at the same interval as the Agency. ARTICLE 64 - A INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE Section 1. The administration of individual performance shall be co nducted in accordance with the provisions contained within this Article and Individual Performance Management (IPM) for Operational Personnel Order JO 3400.20. Section 2. Employee performance discussions shall occur outside of the operating quarters and i nclude RADAR replay and voice recordings, where available. Section 3. Performance discussions should take place soon after the observed performance, but

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