Section 2 The Components of SMS OVERVIEW OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR AIRPORTS 5 Every SMS implementation is based on four primary components, or pillars, as shown in Figure 2.1. This section describes how each one contributes to improving safety and briefly details the activities that make up each pillar. This requires training staff on physical safety best practices and delivering clear messaging from the top down. K–12 leaders can ensure they’re creating a holistic safety strategy by evaluating their actions against the four pillars of physical safety: physical security, prevention, mental well-being and cybersecurity. 3) Safety As s urance: 4) Safety Promotion: • Monitor & measure safety performance. • Foster a safety culture. • Conduct audits and inspections for • Provide safety training and education. compliance. • E ncourage reporting and employee. • Analyze data to identify improvement areas. engagement in safety initiatives. in a busy Key Elements Of Health And Safety Management System. 1. Planning phase – PLAN. 2. Performance phase – DO. 3. performance assessment phase – CHECK. 4. performance improvement phase – ACT. Major occupational health and safety management systems. Key characteristics of a health and safety management system. The following are additional tools available to flight departments that contribute to one or more of the four pillars of safety management systems. While they are both excellent safety mechanisms to incorporate, they may not be the best fit for all departments. Tool: Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) What is it? A4kibdR.

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