TRAINING IN WEBINAR
Course Description
Safety
Management Systems Course will lay the framework for consistent safe
performance throughout airports systems, ground operations, airline processes.
This course provides an introduction to SMS elements and objectives that you
can establish within your operations.
You
will learn the key regulatory and safety requirements for designing and
controlling an efficient SMS; for identifying the processes, procedures, and
resources for the implementation of the safety policies; for understanding the
tasks, powers, and responsibilities of the staff; for establishing safety
conditions and at the same time evaluating the effectiveness of the system
itself in order to intervene to correct any deviations.
For
lower levels, the course will be adapted to acquire competencies to contribute
to implement a consistent SMS and to maintain the desired level of safety in
operations.
What you will learn
To
adopt SMS philosophies and procedures as an indication of management commitment
to providing aviation services with the expectation of the highest level of
safety.
To describe the safety requirements of key
regulatory bodies and national authorities such as ISO, ICAO, ISAGO, EASA.
To outline the key practices required to
maintain an SMS: the safety policy, safety procedures, audits and reports
investigations, reporting system, safety promotion.
To develop your process using mapping and
procedure writing skills.
To prepare yourself for further
specialization and training in SMS implementation.
To implement SMS as a tool that
requires the highest degree of management commitment.
Topics covered during
the training
- Familiarization
with the requirements
- SMS
key definitions
- Safety
risk management process (adaptable for Managers or lower levels)
- Safety
pillars
- Hazard
identification
- Safety
circle for continuous improvement
- Safety
classification methods and fundamentals
- Strategies
for safety management
- Safety
investigation familiarization
To whom it is addressed
This
course is designed for airline or airports’ staff or ground services provider
employees, including:
- Management
new to the field of safety
- Operations
or Ground Operations Managers
- Ground
Services Providers’ Operators
- Employees
in the Safety field
