Description
SUITABLE:
Anyone who requires a generic overview of risk monitoring, safety performance and risk classification and modelling in the aviation context.
OBJECTIVES:
- Provide participants with a context of how risk monitoring and safety performance form a key part of an aviation Safety Management System (SMS).
- Delegates will gain knowledge and understanding of how to identify hazards and build a suitable knowledge base for risk and safety performance monitoring.
- Giving guidance on risk modelling and data analysis, developing and presenting Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs), and explain how they form an integral part of an SMS.
- Delegates will demonstrate knowledge of the following through group discussion and syndicate exercises.
SUMMARY:
- The fundamental principles of barrier risk modelling
- Analytical techniques used to produce safety performance indicators to monitor trends and identify risks
- Safety performance indicators
- Understanding and identifying hazards
- The role of safety performance and risk monitoring in an aviation Safety Management System and State Safety Programme
- The need for an appropriate taxonomy to classify safety-related data
- How to identify and risk assess safety issues in order to monitor the safety performance of a system
- Building a knowledge base for safety risk management
- Risk assessment methods
- Risk modelling
- Introduction to safety performance indicators
- Safety performance analysis techniques
- Presenting safety performance indicators
