Developing and Implementing a Fatigue Risk
Management System to Your Organization
All pilots need to recognize well the concept
of Aviation Safety, in the past on this blog, I have written about several
issues related to Aviation Safety in General and Commercial Aviation.
This article is part of the Fatigue Risk
Management System (FRMS) Toolbox to any organization understand some components
about FRMS.
Safety Management and Safety Culture it is very
important to support any organization, wishing to implement some different systems.
This post provides guidance to any organizations
on the concept of Safety Culture.
Safety Management recommends a systematic
approach to managing safety, including the necessary organizational structure, responsibilities,
processes and procedures in your group to prevent incidents and accidents and
stay away of them.
Though something very interesting to this that
all pilots flying around the world, executives and all people working in the
organization should also know about FRMS (Fatigue Risk Management Systems).
So, what that mean to you FRMS ? When you continue reading my post , you will be more familiar what I’m writing
today , my only purpose is to all the people working in Aviation , understand
very well this interesting concept associated with your SMS in to your
organization.
The FRMS should be inserted within the existing
SMS framework to allow fatigue to be managed within existing organizational
Safety Structures. This also certifies that responsibility for managing fatigue
risk is shared between Employer and Employee. It may also allow Safety Professionals
or other participants in the company to develop a Cost-Effective FRMS without
needing to call in outside fatigue expertise.
So, however, it is important to have an
understanding and appreciation of Fatigue-Related risk within a workplace. The
figure below illustrates how fatigue can be incorporated into a principal of
your SMS into your organization.
Risk Management Systems work best within the
framework of a larger
Safety Management System.
Safety it is very important and we need to
focus FRMS of the functions in a Safety Management System and also is an actual
important element of Safety Risk Assessment to identification of hazards.
In the links I share below, you can read more in
details about FRMS; I hope all people appreciate these interesting concepts,
behind hazard identification methods are described in this manual guide implementation.
Pilot , Always Remember Fly Safely all the time.
Risk assessment is a part of Safety Management System. According to Health And Safety Training Peterborough a company who follows SMS, encounters fewer accident threats in its course.
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Arnold Brame