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Aviation Safety Management System – Initial – #751
1,190.00 € HT
Mandatory training to comply with aviation regulations
Context
The EN9100 Management System standard does not cover all aspects of aviation safety, which is why the IAQG, through its SCMH, provides guidance on the implementation of a Safety Management System (SMS) to complement the Quality Management System (QMS).
Furthermore, it is a requirement imposed by several international and regional regulations (ICAO, EASA) that aircraft manufacturers must comply with in order to guarantee a high level of safety in civil aviation, reducing the risk of accidents and improving incident management.
Organisations must therefore comply with these regulations in order to obtain and maintain their operational certifications.
Objectives
- Understand the regulatory requirements relating to SMS, in particular those of EASA, Part 21G, Part 145 applicable to SMS.
- Identify the documentation required by the authorities and how it is used.
- Analyse how to integrate these requirements into AS/EN 9100 certified organisations.
- Become aware of the impact of your daily activities on product compliance and safety.
- Discover best practices for managing an SMS.
Recommanded for
- Anyone responsible for implementing and maintaining the SMS.
- Anyone in a key role in terms of safety
- Anyone in the quality department
- Anyone in management working in the field of aeronautical production or maintenance: both newcomers and experienced staff.
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of EN9100 requirements would be an advantage.
Specific operating conditions for remote sessions
- Have a PC equipped with a microphone, webcam and, if possible, a headset for greater comfort. Note: To blur or hide the view from behind, background screens are available in Zoom or Teams.
- A good Internet connection, tested before the session.
- Locate in a quiet, isolated area; switch to “not available” status in Teams; close your email access and mute your phone to avoid distraction during the session.
- To avoid off-topic discussions during the session, participants from the same organisation should not be grouped together in the same room, but rather at their own desks. Virtual sub-groups will be set up specifically for the exercises, which will also allow for mixed groups to be created.
- The webcam and microphone must be open during remote qualification/certification exams. It may also be necessary for us to check that you are the only one in the room.
- We ask that you connect at least 5 minutes before the beginning of the session.
Pedagogy
The training alternates between presentations of applicable requirements and concrete examples, in particular appropriate preventive and corrective measures.
Evaluation mode
- Knowledge test (MCQ)
Course materials
- Participant file containing the presentations delivered during the training and the exercise materials.
- Digital training materials are made available to trainees a few days before the start of the training course on our LMS platform.
To go further
Training:
Consulting services: EURO-SYMBIOSE can assist you in the concrete implementation in your company. Contact us to know more about it.
Sequence 1: SMS Introduction
- Normative context
- Regulatory context
- Principles of safety in the aviation environment.
- Discovery exercises
Sequence 2: The fundamentals of the Safety Management System (SMS) based on the four pillars
- Safety policy: objectives, content and best practices for drafting
- Risk management: regulatory methodology and comparison with industry methodologies (FMEA)
- Safety assurance: types of indicators and identification of improvements
- Safety promotion: training, awareness-raising and communication to encourage reporting, concepts of human factors, FOD
- Appropriation exercises
Sequence 3: Fair Culture
- Definition
- Positive safety culture
- Best practices to implement
- Developing a just culture
- Awareness-raising exercises
Sequence 4: SMS in EN9100
- Equivalence and link between SMS and EN9100 requirements
- Analysis of practices
Sequence 5: Assessing the maturity of your SMS
- Presentation of ICAO self-assessment tools
- Practical exercises.
Sequence 6: Conclusion and evaluation
Votre référent :
Ludovic SOULES
Speciality: consultant for 10 years, specialist in the aeronautical industry,
Ludovic works on quality and regulatory
and regulatory standards. He also leads numerous AIRBUS business training courses.