Pre-show Guide for HELI-EXPO 2016
This course references numerous source materials with emphasis on James Reason’s books, Managing the Risks of Organizational Accidents and Managing Maintenance Error, as well as Sidney Dekker’s The Field Guide to Understanding Human Error. The U.S. Department of Energy Human Performance Improvement Handbook (DOE-HDBK-1028-2009) will be available for download to all participants.
At the completion of this course, participants will understand: • What constitutes an unwanted outcome • How to define and recognize a critical task • How to recognize performance modes and how complacency can creep into a process
• How to apply tools such as task preview and recognizing error precursors before a task begins, to minimize consequences of human error
SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FEB. 27–29, 2016 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | SAFETY
MANAGEMENT
Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $830 Nonmember Price: $1,145 Instructor: Craig Geis, California Training Institute This course assists those responsible for managing or supervising organizational safety programs to preserve human and material resources and prevent damage and injuries by utilizing a safety management system (SMS). The most effective SMS is the one you build, implement, and manage, and by the end of this class, students will be provided
with all of the tools necessary to build their SMS. We will cover in detail the four standardized pillars of SMS and its 12 basic components. This course meets FAA, HAI, ALEA, ICAO, and EASA requirements.
At the completion of the course, attendees will: • Understand the requirements for an SMS program as they pertain to the attendee’s governing agency and the benefits provided by implementing an SMS • Understand the components of an effective SMS • Learn how to identify potential or actual human-error problems and determine strategies for reducing human error • Be able to perform an SMS gap analysis • Be equipped to develop an implementation strategy for their organization
• Understand their role as change agents in managing their organization’s safety culture
SMS: FROM THE TOP DOWN FEB. 29, 2016 | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | SAFETY MANAGEMENT
Location: Kentucky International Convention Center Member Price: $415 Nonmember Price: $625 Instructor: Sunshine McCarthy, Baldwin Safety & Compliance This course will acquaint participants with the principles of safety management systems (SMS) and will help them transform their current safety program into a fully functioning, living, breathing SMS. This course is designed from a leadership perspective and will be of interest to management, flight, and maintenance personnel, as well as safety officers who wish to develop a formal SMS.
Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to: • Describe SMS principles • Develop a strategy to implement an SMS
• Apply techniques for identifying hazards, evaluating and managing risks, and implementing continuous improvement processes
• Recognize the benefits of a strong safety culture and how to grow an existing one
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