Safety Management System Fundamental Training
In today’s complex aviation environment, a robust
Safety Management System (SMS) is no longer
optional—it is a regulatory and operational necessity.
This intensive 2-day course provides aviation
professionals with the fundamentals, knowledge,
tools, and practical skills required to implement,
manage, and improve SMS programs in compliance
with global and national standards.
Designed for both airlines and airport operators, this
course integrates best practices from:
• International Civil Aviation Organization
(ICAO Annex 19 & Doc 9859)
• IOSA and ISAGO Frameworks
• Federal Aviation Administration (14 CFR Part5)
Participants will gain hands-on experience through
real-world aviation scenarios, discussions, hazard
identification, and group exercises—ensuring
immediate workplace applicability.
What makes This Different?
Built for real aviation operations, not theoretical or checkbox training
Condensed, high‑impact 2‑day format that maximizes learning without wasting time
Grounded in global standards: ICAO Annex 19 & Doc 9859, IOSA/ISAGO, FAA Part 5
Designed for airlines and airport operators with practical, immediately applicable content
Real‑world aviation scenarios and group discussions that mirror operational challenges
Adult‑learning methodology to ensure knowledge is retained and applied
Tools, templates, and practical techniques you can use in your workplace the next day
Focused on improving safety performance
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for professionals working in:
Airlines
• Senior Management
• Quality Management System Personnel
• Flight Operations & Dispatch
• Cabin Safety
• Maintenance & Engineering
• Ground, Cargo & Security Operations
• Safety & Compliance Teams
Airports
• Management
• Airside Operations
• Ground Handling
• Safety & Risk Management
• Airport Authority Personnel
Learning Outcomes
• Interpret SMS regulatory requirements across ICAO, IATA, and Regulatory frameworks
• Apply the 4 pillars and 12 elements of SMS in operational contexts
• Identify hazards using multiple data sources
• Conduct structured risk assessments using industry-standard matrices
• Develop and monitor Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs)
• Promote a positive safety culture and Just Culture principles
• Contribute to continuous safety improvement within their organization
Limited Availability
To maintain quality and interaction, class sizes are intentionally limited.
Take the next step toward building high-performing aviation auditors.
Contact us today to secure your place or request
more information.