Fatigue Risk Management System demo
Links fatigue reports, rosters and model scores into FRMS cases, for fatigue safety teams 1:34
What the demo shows
Links fatigue reports, rosters and model scores into FRMS cases, for fatigue safety teams
Each fatigue report becomes a case on one time axis: what the crew member wrote, the roster they actually flew and an alertness curve, re-run with the sleep they reported. A report reader extracts every report and seals the reporter's identity; a roster linker pulls the 7 days before it and the actual times; a fatigue model agent runs the model on planned and on reported sleep; a pattern finder clusters reports by pairing, flight, hotel and hour against the fleet rate. A case writer drafts the hazard, risk and options and a case checker re-opens every source; a pairing planner tests changes for alertness, Part 117, the contract and cost, refusing any that break a rule. The fatigue risk manager decides, the review board votes with reasons and signatures, the crew planner publishes only what the board approved, and an assurance monitor measures the change for 90 days and builds the FRMP update and FAA evidence.
Transcript
- Fatigue Risk Management System.
- Every crew fatigue report linked to the roster and the science.
- Part 117 says a pilot too tired must not fly.
- Here, a first officer's words, her roster and her alertness share one time axis.
- Her rest was legal, but began mid-afternoon.
- She slept 3 hours 40.
- So the model puts her alertness at 58 on the descent.
- 11 reports on this pairing in 60 days, 18 times the fleet rate.
- A case writer drafted it.
- A case checker reopened every source.
- The pairing planner tested four fixes and refused one that broke the rest rule.
- The best lifts alertness to 74 for about $78,000 a year.
- Megan asks why, then sends it to the review board signed.
- Every value cited, every reporter protected, every decision logged.
- The result, every report linked the same day and records ready for the FAA.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.