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The aviation industry is safety critical. While the frequency of accidents is low, the consequences are extremely high and aviation professionals need a sound understanding of system safety. Safety management systems (SMS) are now mandatory in aviation in most developed countries and have replaced quality management systems as a data-driven means for identifying safety risks, for promoting safety, and for training employees in evidence-based areas of safety concerns. Within the processes of an SMS, human factors training is administered at an umbrella level. Human factors training aims to equip staff with the knowledge, skills and attitudes, to enable them to safely perform within the pressures of a dynamic and high-risk environment.

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AVN2104 - Aviation Safety Systems

Aviation Safety Systems

Utilise systematic processes to gather data for use in improving safety within an SMS

Apply detailed knowledge of the components and functioning of a safety management system (SMS)

Analyse different types of individual or group decision making to make professional judgements in aviation operational contexts

Apply the concept of risk and its management within an SMS including the impact of cross cultural dynamics

Apply detailed knowledge of the relationship between human factors and an SMS

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