Human Factors and Safety Management Systems (SMS)
Overview
Aviation safety is not determined by technology alone—it hinges significantly on human performance and decision-making. This specialized program offers a comprehensive exploration of human factors and their critical influence on safety outcomes within aviation operations. Participants will gain deep insights into how physical, psychological, organizational, and environmental factors impact safety and performance. Emphasis is placed on developing, implementing, and continually improving Safety Management Systems (SMS) to proactively manage risks and foster a strong safety culture.
- Hands-on workshops for developing and refining SMS components.
- In-depth exploration of psychological and organizational contributors to accidents.
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Introduction to Human Factors
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Cognitive Psychology and Decision-Making in Aviation
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Stress, Fatigue, and Human Performance
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Communication and Teamwork in High-Risk Environments
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Organizational Factors and Safety Culture
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Foundations of Safety Management Systems (SMS)
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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
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Safety Assurance and Continuous Improvement
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Emergency Preparedness and Response within SMS
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Practical Applications and Case Studies
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