Safety Management Training Course
This comprehensive course introduces the principles of Safety Management Systems (SMS) and Human Factors for aviation professionals. It is designed for those new to safety roles or seeking formal training to meet EASA requirements under CAMO.A.200, 145.A.30(e), and ORO.GEN.200.
The course provides a practical and regulatory foundation in identifying, evaluating, and mitigating risks, while promoting a proactive safety culture across maintenance, CAMO, and operational environments.
Who Should Take This Course:
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Maintenance engineers and technicians
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CAMO and quality assurance staff
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Safety officers and compliance managers
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Operational support personnel
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New hires in safety-critical roles
What You’ll Learn:
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The structure, components, and goals of Safety Management Systems (SMS)
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Hazard identification, risk assessment, and mitigation using ALARP principles
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Human Factors: communication, decision-making, fatigue, teamwork, and error prevention
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EASA regulatory framework and integration of SMS into maintenance and CAMO operations
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Just Culture, reporting systems, safety assurance, and performance monitoring
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Tools such as Gap Analysis, Risk Registers, and Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs)
Assessment & Certification:
The course includes interactive modules and section quizzes. A final assessment must be passed with a minimum score of 75% to receive a certificate of completion.
Why This Course Matters:
An effective Safety Management System depends on knowledgeable and engaged personnel. This training ensures you understand your role in building a safer, more compliant aviation operation.



