Measuring Safety Performance

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Presentation Introduction – The Aviation Quality & Safety Management Symposium - Holiday Inn Sofia Bulgaria – Tues May 14th & Wed May 15th 2019

A presentation on effective measurement of safety system performance. Davit Mazmishvili, M.Sc.Eng CEO at Aviation Innovative Solutions Group has a broad technical knowledge of airline operations, an experienced aircraft commander and training pilot hands-on experience, in setting up the Safety Management System, Emergency Response Plan, and Aviation Security Management Systems.

If you are engaged in Aviation Quality & Safety Management this is your one "must attend" event of the year.

Here is your opportunity to engage with a professional who has decades of experience and is able to rise to the challenge of any Airport Security issue and to share an understanding regarding best practice solutions.

For event details please see the following link:

https://sassofia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/General_Updated_3.pdf 

Introduction

ICAO Safety Management System (SMS) standards and recommended practices promote the development and maintenance of means to verify the safety performance of your organization and to validate the effectiveness of safety risk controls.

The management of safety relies on the capabilities of your organization to systematically anticipate, monitor, and further develop your organizational performance to ensure safe outcomes of your activities. 

Effective safety performance measurement will support the identification of opportunities for improvement not only related to safety, but also to efficiency and capacity. 

Feedback Benefits

a) Management decision-making and resource allocation process
b) Effective Staff Communication to ensure all staff informed on safety status achievements
c) Supports the development of Safety Culture 

Safety Performance Indicator – ICAO Definition

ICAO defines safety performance indicator as ‘a data-based safety parameter used for monitoring and assessing performance’ and safety performance target as ‘the planned or intended objective for safety performance indicator(s) over a given period.’ 

Safety Performance Indicator – Classification

Safety performance indicators (SPIs) can be ‘classified’ in accordance with specific features and different classifications are commonly used in different areas. 

Lagging indicator consist of Metrics that measure safety events that have already occurred (Including those unwanted safety events you are trying to prevent)

Leading indicator ‘Metrics that provide information on the current situation that may affect future performance’. 

How to Measure Safety Performance

Essentially when the resulting output cannot be directly measured, the underlying systems and processes need to be validated instead.

Effective safety management requires both understanding and strong management of your system and processes. Selecting safety performance indicators that consider relevant indicators which ensure the capabilities for safety management can be properly evaluated and improved.

The management of safety relies on the capabilities of your organization to systematically anticipate, monitor, and further develop your organizational performance to ensure safe outcomes of your activities.

This implies that you will need to measure performance at all levels of your organization by adopting a broad set of indicators involving key aspects of your system, and operations and allowing to measure those key aspects in different ways.

The Safety Bonus

Effective safety performance measurement supports the identification of opportunities for improvement not only related to safety, but also to efficiency and capacity.

Next Steps to joining the event

For an insight into meeting the challenges, Come and Join the forthcoming Quality & Safety Symposium 14th & 15th of May 2019 Holiday Inn Sofia Bulgaria.

For additional information please see the following link or email office@sassofia.com

https://sassofia.com/event/aviation-quality-safety-management-in-an-easa-environment-symposium-14-15-may-2019/

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