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Aviation SMS Training Using SMS Pro at SCSI

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SCSI has chosen SMS Pro as the most suitable and complete online SMS tool. SCSI has decades of aviation safety training and experience.  They became excited when they realized that a user-friendly, robust tool had finally arrived on the market.

Expert Aviation SMS Training Using SMS Pro

SCSI SMS expert instructors, who have actually worked implementing SMS in organizations, have created and constantly update our SMS certificate program. Based on student feedback over the past six years and experience and lessons learned in implementing SMS in airlines both large and small, as well as incorporating the newest guidelines published by ICAO and regulatory agencies such as Transport Canada and the FAA, the SMS certificate program now consists of the following courses:

  • SMS - Essentials (SMS-E). This course presents and discusses the organizational components of an SMS and the SMS Risk Control Process to aviation safety professionals who may know nothing about Safety Management Systems, or those who may simply want to review their SMS and make sure all the pieces are in place. Toward that end, the course shows attendees how to do a "Gaps Analysis" which focuses on how to discover any Gaps in your current SMS and Risk Control Process. SMS Pro includes a GAP Analysis module for organizations to trend progress over time and document their progress.
  • SMS Workshop (SMS-W). Designed to be a practical "close the gaps" workshop with a focus on how to discover "gaps" in an SMS and then the workshop presents and discusses how to apply the tools and techniques that can close "gaps" that have been identified in a gaps analysis.
  • Human and Organizational Factors in Safety Management Systems (HOFSMS). This course focuses on the human and organizational factors (organizational behavior, communication, change. climate and culture) in creating, transitioning to or implementing an SMS. Topics include the well known ways people resist change, and ways to successfully overcome resistance to change.
  • Operational Risk Management (ORM). This course focuses on the Risk Control Process and teaches safety professionals "management talk" and how to "make the business case for SMS" to managers at all levels.

 

 
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“As of November 23, 2006 States shall require, as part of their safety programme, that an [operator, maintenance organization, ATS provider, certified aerodrome] implements a safety management system (SMS) accepted by the State that, as a minimum:
  • Identifies safety hazards.
  • Ensures that remedial action necessary to maintain an acceptable level of safety is implemented.
  • Provides for continuous monitoring and regular assessment of the safety level achieved.
  • Aims to make continuous improvement to the overall level of safety.” 

On June 22, 2006, AC 120-92 was published establishing the guidelines for the use of safety management systems (SMS) in the aviation industry. This AC is non-regulatory in nature and intended to provide guidance to aviation industry participants (air carrier certificate holders, program managers, operators, repair stations, etc.) in the development and/or use of an SMS. 

At the core of the IS-BAO is a company Safety Management System (SMS). The IS-BAO requires that flight departments implement an SMS. The goal of the SMS is to manage safety risks effectively.
Guidelines have been developed to assist business aircraft operators to:
  • identify the hazards and categorize the risks related to their operations,
  • develop and document mitigations,
  • track and measure the results of their activities.
 

 

 Many of the largest energy and resources companies are requiring that thier contract aviation 

 

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