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Understanding SMS: Enhancing Safety Management Systems in Aviation

Join us for SMS Day, where aviation experts, including Alan Stolzer, discuss the importance of Safety Management Systems (SMS) in aviation organizations. We will explore the U.S. airline accident rate and the FAA's regulatory initiatives regarding SMS, including ICAO mandates for member states. Attendees will gain valuable insights and tools to prepare students for careers in an SMS environment. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance safety culture and practices in aviation!

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Understanding SMS: Enhancing Safety Management Systems in Aviation

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  1. Welcome to SMS Day! Panel Charge Alan Stolzer

  2. Why SMS ? U.S. Airline Accident Rate per 100,000 Departures from 1987 to 2006 -- ‘All’ and ‘With Fatalities’ 14 CFR 121 Scheduled Service

  3. Why SMS ? Cognitive Exercise …think in terms of your association with an aviation organization

  4. Why SMS? Answer: Why SMS? So that we can answer these and other questions about safety in our organizations!

  5. Why SMS? Excerpt of Testimony of Nicholas Sabatini, Associate Administrator for Aviation Safety, FAA Before the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, Subcommittee on Aviation, On FAA Oversight September 20, 2006

  6. What is the Regulator Mandating? • ICAO has mandated SMS for its member states (by January 1, 2009). FAA filed ‘difference’ with ICAO • FAA’s current rulemaking effort includes Parts 121 (scheduled air carriers), 135 (on-demand charters), and 145 (repair stations), and… Question: What about Parts 141 and 142?

  7. SMS for Part 141 and/or 142? • ICAO Annex 1, Appendix 2, paragraph 4.1, states, in part, that “an approved training organization that is exposed to safety risks during the provision of its services implement [an SMS] acceptable to the State…” Answer:

  8. In February 2009, the FAA issued an order creating an Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC) for SMS. • A single rule is envisioned!! • An ANPRM has been drafted and is in review

  9. Source: http://regs.dot.gov/rulemakings/200902/faa.htm

  10. Draft NPRM published in 2011 or 2012 • Final rule in 2013+ “considering” “studying the issues”

  11. References Link to Safety Management Manual (first edition) Link to Safety Management Manual (second edition)

  12. References Link to AC 120-92

  13. References Link to 8000.369

  14. Link to 8000.1

  15. References Link to SMS Assurance Guide

  16. References

  17. What is Today All About? We have convened this “SMS day” to provide you with references, tools, vocabulary, and encouragement to adopt academic and laboratory curricula that gets your students ready for their careers in an SMS environment.

  18. On with the day!!

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