Introduction to Safety Management System

The aim of this course is to provide an introductory overview of Safety Management Systems (SMS) as required by the regulations. 

The theoretical elements taught by the instructor includes a presentation, together with practical demonstrations of important risk analysis tools that are typically utilised in Aviation Safety management.

Virtual instructor-led training (VILT) via MS Team

AAIS Member: S$1,580.50/pax w/GST
Public: S$1,744/pax w/GST

Fees reflected are inclusive of 9% GST (in 2024).

This training course is aimed at personnel new to safety management issues or those requiring an update of skills and knowledge and those personnel who will be involved with the development, delivery and management of safety management processes for the first time at both departmental and organisation levels.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

- Provide a comprehensive overview of an effective SMS in terms of its’ overall importance and associated benefits;
– Define the term ‘Safety’ and explain the ICAO concept;
– State the responsibilities of senior aviation management in terms of implementation and commitment;
– List and explain the characteristics of a modern SMS and apply this to your own organisational perspective;– Discuss the operational and commercial importance of safety management;
– Clearly define and apply Safety Policy and Objectives in terms of regulatory requirements;
– Describe the SMS implementation plan and why it is critical to the success of SMS from the outset;
– State the need and typical requirements of an SMS Manual as per ICAO;
– Define the Safety Accountable Executive/Manager in terms of accountabilities, responsibilities & requirements;
– Explain the importance of documentation and communication;
– Define typical Safety Management Organisational structure & hierarchy;
– Explain safety risk management processes for the identification of hazards;
– Implementation of non-punitive hazard reporting systems as a means to encourage greater and more effective safety reporting;
– Describe the desirable characteristics of a typical safety reporting system;
– Discuss the four generic steps to actioning a safety report;
– State the requirements for the formal process of data capture & analysis, Assessment and control;
– State the means of verifying the organizations’ safety performance;
– State the need for organizations to develop a formal change management process.

Mr Rustom Sutaria, Director, Avia Intelligence
A seasoned aviation professional with a track record in technical services functions and aviation training services from within the arenas of Quality, Safety & Airworthiness.

Engaged by a portfolio of high profile aviation clients ranging from leading aviation training businesses, general aviation, major blue-chip international companies, aircraft operators, major international airlines & airports. 

His professional capabilities are as followed:-

• Quality & Compliance
• Auditing & Assurance
• Project Management
• Courseware development, lecturing and training
• EASA Part 147 Approved Lecturer & Examiner
• Researcher, Manual Writing & Technical Authoring
• Aviation Advisory – CAMO & CAME

AAIS reserves the right to adjust the course pricing and to re-schedule or cancel any course due to unforeseen circumstances, course commencement is subject to minimum class size requirements.