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Practical Safety Management Systems
9781619544246
A Practical Guide to Transform Your Safety Program into a Functioning Safety Management System
As a how-to textbook guide for setting up SMS in an organization, specifically designed for a 16-week SMS course, this book goes beyond the competition in providing key terms, learning objectives, sample questions, and a discussion of the FAA SMS Voluntary Program (SMSVP). It also specifically addresses more up-to-date concerns such as the new FAA 14 CFR Part 5 directive mandating the SMS program for 14 CFR Part 121 certificate holders.
Expected delivery date : 08/11/2024
Safety Management Systems (SMS) are required for most domestic and international air operations, through either regulatory (14 CFR Part 5, 119, 121) or voluntary compliance. SMS has affected all areas of the aviation industry worldwide, including flight departments, independent contractors who provide services to the aviation industry, maintenance, air traffic services, airports, and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). Many organizations are intimidated by the scope and complexity of SMS. This book puts SMS concepts and principles into a practical working format, providing guidance and resources for universities and training organizations to create, implement, and maintain a functioning SMS, tailoring it their company or university.
SMS is a systematic approach to managing safety, including the necessary organizational structure, accountabilities, policies and processes of each organization, which must be tailored to meet the size and scope of each organization. It must be adapted and continuously improve to meet the organizational mission while reducing risk to the lowest possible level. Beyond mere theoretical discussion, in Practical Application of Safety Management Systems readers are encouraged to use hands-on exercises to practically apply SMS concepts and principles.
Beginning with an overview and history of SMS, this book provides an up-to-date practical guide to transform your safety program into a functioning safety management system. Chapters conclude with review questions, and extensive case studies and references are provided throughout.
Authors: Paul R. Snyder & Gary M. Ullrich
Publisher: ASA
Language: English
Format: Soft cover
Size: 27 cm. X 20.8 cm.
No. of pages: 205
ISBN: 9781619544246
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Overview and History of Safety Management Systems
Chapter 2: Understanding the Components of an SMS
Chapter 3: SMS Costs versus Benefits
Chapter 4: Safety Management Systems versus Safety Programs
Chapter 5: Scalability of SMS
Chapter 6: Basic Safety Concepts
Chapter 7: SMS Planning and Process
Chapter 8: Transitioning your Safety Program to a Safety Management System
Chapter 9: Developing a Safety Policy for your Organization
Chapter 10: Safety Risk Management
Chapter 11: Safety Assurance and Continuous Monitoring
Chapter 12: Safety Assurance and Audits
Chapter 13: SMS and your Safety Culture
Chapter 14: Creating your SMS Manual
Glossary
Index
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