This course introduces participants to the requirements for Management Systems within the aviation industry, with a specific focus on the aerodrome domain. It covers the purpose, scope, and key components of such systems.

Participants will explore various applications and scenarios where these components are applied - either independently or in combination with others.

The course includes practical exercises, such as hazard identification, determination of mitigating measures, and more.

Module 1 - Introduction (0.5 days)

• Introduction
• The total aviation system
• The EU regulations
• Quiz 1

Module 2 - The Aerodrome (2x0.5 days)

• AD Organisation
• Management Systems (SMS, CMS)
• Aerodrome Manual
• Safety FORA
• Safety Reporting
• Quiz 2

Module 3 - Application to Key Areas (2x0.5 days)

• Risk assessment
• Exercise hazard
• Management of change
• Movement area safety
• Aerodrome works
• Runway safety
• Exercise

Module 4 - Miscellaneous (1.5 days)

• Other management systems (HSE)
• Audits and audit questions
• The EU MSAT
• Two examples of aeronautical studies
• Review of issues based on student wishes

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify the key management systems applicable to an aerodrome operator.
• Describe:
  • the purpose of each system,
  • the main components of the systems,
  • the scope, coverage and coordination requirements with respect to contracted partners and other organisations.
• Apply key processes, such as:
  • hazard identification,
  • simple risk assessment,
  • the audit process,
  • safety performance indicators,
• Utilise:
  • the relevant safety FORA,
  • the information gained from the safety reporting system.
  • EU MSAT to assess the maturity of a management system