Aviation Safety Management

Introduction

This course introduces participants to the key tools to manage performance-based safety management systems in aviation. The processes examined are equally applicable to the airline, airport, Air Traffic Management, and other aviation operations.

Course Objectives

• To provide the individual with the skills and practical methods to plan.
• Manage and maintain an effective aviation safety management system.
• Understand the structure of aviation systems.
• Understand the marketing in the aviation.
• Learn how to control the passengers' behaviour.

Course Outlines

Day 1: Key Elements of Risk Management

• The Key Items From the Risk Management.
• What is Risk.
• Types of Controls Available.
• Risk Management Process.
• Risk Management Components to be Implemented.
• Customized Risk Model.
• Risk Rating Parameters.

Day 2: Advanced Concepts in Risk Management

• The Need for Risk Management.
• Risk Management Successes and Failures.
• Global Risk Management Requirements.
• Comparison of Risk Management Components.
• Benefits of Risk Management.
• Critical Requirements to Integrate Risk.

Day 3: Practical Applications and Case Studies in Risk Management

• Management Into Operations.
• Risk Profiling.
• Develop Risk Treatment Action Plans.
• Case Studies.
• Airport Environment Terminology.
• SMS Introduction.

Day 4: Safety and Human Factors in Airside Operations

• Human Factors in Airside Operations.
• Ramp Safety Procedures.
• Moving Aircraft.
• Aircraft Fuelling, Off Load, and Arrival Check.
• Personal Protective Equipment.
• Potential Hazards on The Apron.

Day 5: Risk Assessment and Safety Audits in Airside Operations

• Risk Assessment.
• Hazardous Substances and Dangerous Goods.
• Introduction to Airside Safety Audits.
• Airside Accident Reporting.
• Accident Causation And Prevention.
• Accident Investigation.