This course was developed in
accordance with ICAO standards, ICAO SMS Document 9859, FAA Advisory Circular 120-92
and AC 129-A and is continually
revised to ensure the most current information is
presented. MITRE SMS courseware has been taught in
50
countries making it internationally accepted and
desired. This class will be beneficial to all aviation
organizational employees including those company experts
who will be performing Hazard Analysis and Risk
Mitigation Strategies.
Content is appropriate for all
aviation entities and includes:
*
ICAO SMS Standards and
Recommended Practices
* Human Factors and Safety Culture
* Safety Risk Management
* Safety Assurance
Overview
* 1/2 day Workshop for
Proactive Hazard ID & Root Cause Analysis
* FAA SMS Standards
* SMS Requirements
* Hazard Identification Methods
* Phased SMS Implementation Plan
Overview
* Exercises after each
Training Module
Participants Receive: Lunch & refreshments
on both days; a Certificate of SMS Training; and
a professionally printed reference binder of courseware &
our specially developed "ATCV SMS
Resource" disk
which contains a wealth of SMS
resources (over a hundred documents, excel
worksheets, sample docs, PowerPoint) to help your organization
understand, implement and reference ICAO &
FAA requirements.
About
MITRE (SMS courseware developer)
FAA names MITRE as a resource in the SMS
"Read-Me-First"
Document" Reference Link - #9) MITRE Center
for the Advanced Aviation System Development is a
non-profit research organization used by the USA
Government (IRS, Dept. of Defense, FAA, etc...)
for a variety of projects.
MITRE CAASD has a longstanding relationship
(since 1958) with the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA). Since 1958, the year MITRE
first opened its doors, MITRE has helped the FAA
address the nations most critical aviation issues.
MITRE's role was enhanced in 1990 when the FAA
created a Federally Funded Research and Development
Center and selected MITRE to operate it. The new
entity is the Center for Advanced Aviation System
Development (CAASD). MITRE has years of experience
in researching, teaching and implementing SMS at
airlines, airports, ATC providers, maintenance shops
and Civial Aviation Authorities worldwide.
In addition to supporting the
FAA,
MITRE CAASD collaborates with civil aviation
authorities around the world, all of which face
similar challenges in the areas of safety, security,
and efficiency. These relationships enable MITRE to
increase their knowledge of best practices in
aviation and share these with their customers.
As the federally-funded research and development
center for the Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA), CAASD is dedicated to improving aviation
system safety, security, and performance. In
addition to the FAA, customers include the
Transportation Security Administration, NASA, the
Federal Communications Commission, and other
government organizations. CAASD also performs work
for international clients and conducts collaborative
research with industry. Ultimately, MITRE serves the
aviation community around the world.
CAASD is a world-class research, engineering, and
development center. Their laboratories combine the
newest information technology with systems
engineering, modeling, and simulation to produce
results that are both operationally viable and award
winning. The work of the technical staff can be seen
in a variety of settings -- at conferences, in
journals and books, and on numerous patents. MITRE
CAASD most significant achievements are the systems
operating in the field that have resulted from their
collaboration and technology transfer to private
industry and air traffic management organizations
around the world.
MITRE Aviation Institute
http://mai.mitrecaasd.org/MITREMAI/
The MITRE Aviation Institute (MAI) supports the
MITRE Corporation's Center for Advanced Aviation
System Development (CAASD) by providing professional
development opportunities to the global aviation
community. The MAI builds on CAASD's broad spectrum
of knowledge to transform forty years of aviation
experience into a world-class continuing education
resource. The MAI offers short courses, seminars,
workshops and conferences to cultivate an
industry-wide collaborative culture that enables the
global aviation community meet current and future
challenges.
To complement MITRE's system engineering and ATC
expertise, the MAI collaborates with organizations
that foster aviation knowledge sharing:
- Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)
- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
- George Washington University
- ICAO
- United States Air Force - Air Mobility
Command (AMC)
- Other universities and aviation academies
"The mission of MAI is to enhance MITRE / CAASD's
public interest role and provide technical and
professional development opportunities to internal
MITRE staff and the worldwide aviation community:
- To synthesize a broad spectrum
of aviation expertise drawing on over forty
years of MITRE corporate aviation knowledge.
- To deliver a unique learning
experience designed to help cultivate an
industry-wide collaborative culture, helping the
FAA and the global aviation community to bring
the best it has to offer on challenges facing
the aviation community."
