Safety Risk Management demo

Keeps the hazard register live, scoring risk and tracking mitigations, for SMS managers 1:31

What the demo shows

Keeps the hazard register live, scoring risk and tracking mitigations, for SMS managers

Each hazard is a live bowtie: threats on the left, the top event in the middle, consequences on the right, and barriers drawn as walls whose health the agents measure every night from reports, flight data, audits and maintenance alerts. When a barrier weakens, the Risk Scoring Agent re-scores the hazard on the airline's matrix, a Challenge Agent checks it independently, and the Mitigation Agent drafts mitigations with an owner, a due date and a test of success. The hazard owner approves, edits or rejects with a reason and a signature; the Board pack and the FAA and IOSA pack write themselves from the same signed record.

Transcript

  1. Safety Risk Management keeps an airline's hazard register live, for SMS managers.
  2. Part 5 asks you to prove controls work.
  3. Most registers wait for a quarterly review.
  4. Overnight, agents link each report and flight data event to its hazard, or ask you.
  5. Each hazard is a bowtie, its barriers scored on this week's evidence.
  6. At SFO, three unstable approaches in a week, no go.
  7. around. This barrier is weakening.
  8. Every event opens its source.
  9. The risk-scoring agent rescores it from tolerable to unacceptable and says why.
  10. A second agent challenges it.
  11. A third drafts three mitigations with tests.
  12. Captain Voss asks why not wait for the glide slope.
  13. The answer is cited.
  14. She moves one date, signs, and approves.
  15. Every decision is cited, signed, and logged.
  16. By 8-20, one hazard rescored, three mitigations approved.
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Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.