What Is Safety Culture in Aviation SMS
“Safety culture” is an ambiguous phrase that gets thrown around a lot.
Sometimes we use it when we talk about poor safety awareness when employees behave ignorantly on the ramp or around dangerous situations.
“Safety culture” is an ambiguous phrase that gets thrown around a lot.
Sometimes we use it when we talk about poor safety awareness when employees behave ignorantly on the ramp or around dangerous situations.
Topics: Quality-Safety Management
Changing to a new SMS program is a challenge that organizations will inevitably face at least once, and probably more. What does this involve? Chang to new SMS program usually involves the following:
Topics: Quality-Safety Management
A safety management system is, at its core, a business approach to safety. This means that, with SMS programs, you manage safety with similar methods for other parts of operations like quality management.
Topics: Quality-Safety Management
The layperson's perception and understanding of risk is something that tends to make aviation safety professionals slightly indignant.
Topics: 2-Safety Risk Management
Federal Aviation Administration Part 5 requirements are modeled after the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). They set the standard upon which many oversight agencies around the globe model their standards.
Topics: FAA Compliance
SMS Pro offers over 20 pre-configured hazard reporting forms to fit data acquisition needs for the safety reporting system of most aviation safety management systems (SMS).
These reporting forms are mobile responsive, which means that they look good on any sized screen,
Topics: Risk Management Software
The FAA’s SRM Risk Control component is the 5th and final element in the Safety Risk Management process.
Topics: FAA Compliance
The FAA’s SRM Risk Assessment element is the 4th component in the Safety Risk Management Process. This process is outlined in the Advisory Circular and is based on the 4 Pillars of SMS.
Topics: Risk Management Software, FAA Compliance
Thankfully, the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) SRM compliance requirement for Risk Analysis is fairly clear.
The "Risk Analysis" component description in the Advisory Circular provides most of the information you need to fulfill the requirement.
Topics: 2-Safety Risk Management, FAA Compliance
Finding quality aviation safety management systems (SMS) training can be tricky.
Like any industry, the aviation industry is rattled with subpar training courses. Generally, these SMS courses are subpar because for consistent reasons.
Topics: 2-Safety Risk Management
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