Aviation Safety Management

  Objective : to d escribe the organization’s intentions, management principles and commitment to improving safety.   safety policy  is a short description similar to a mission statement.            Ho w the organisation will develop and implement an integrated, comprehensive SMS for its entire organization and will incorporate a procedure to identify and maintain compliance with current safety-related legal, regulatory, and statutory requirements.          Top management of  organisation will define the organization’s safety policy and   convey its expectations, objectives, commitments, and accountability to its employees. Safety policy should be appropriate to the size and complexity of the AMO. Safety policy states the organization’s intentions, management principles and commitment to continuous improvement in safety.  is approved and signed by the AE  is promoted by the AE...

1. INTRODUCTION:   Development of a FSDS is a complete process. Changes to each document comprising the system may affect the entire system. Guidelines applicable to the development of operational documents have been produced by DGCA based on the recommendations of ICAO, current best industry practices and analysis of previous accident with emphasis on high degree of operational relevance.    Operator should verify that the functionality of their system is in compliance with the concepts outlined in CAR D5F-F1. DGCA inspectors will conduct a review of the FSDS  to ensure that it is effective in providing vital safety information to flight crew in a timely manner.            Guidelines applicable to operational documents’ development tend to focus on a single aspect of documents design, for example, formatting and typography. Guidelines rarely cover the entire process of operational documents development.       ...