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Excessive Load Brief Crew Inspect Load Check Wt. & Bal. Injured Workers Mark Safe Zone Remove Workers
Heavy Lift Op
Poor Weather Brief Crew Check WX
Dropped Load
Damaged Ground Equipment
Mark Safe Zone Unsafe Pilot Self-Assess Brief Crew
Remove Equipment
➤ interface for an existing system, AeroInside can collaborate on a solution. SafetyScan for HAI is free to all HAI members and their employ-
ees, each of whom can create a free individual account by visiting
bit.ly/SafetyScan.
HAI BRIEFS
HAI Member Exclusive: Assistance with Bowtie Risk Management
THE BOWTIE RISK-MANAGEMENT METHOD is considered a best-in-class approach for effective risk management in highly complex, high-risk industries. Bowtie diagrams provide a clear pic- ture of potential hazardous scenarios and the controls in place to handle them. Now, through a partnership with AeroDirections, HAI members can enjoy a special promotion on BowTieXP software and individualized training to accelerate and enhance their risk-management programs. Bowtie diagrams make it easy for operators to visualize and
plan for complex safety risks. They show how accidents and inci- dents follow predictable patterns of threats that lead to conse- quences when safety measures or preventive barriers aren’t in place or aren’t working effectively. External-load operations, for example, are hazardous but man- ageable. In the bowtie diagram, above, users can display potential threats in a heavy-lift rotorcraft operation—an overly heavy load, bad weather, a tired pilot—and the safety measures in place to
prevent the load from dropping—a crew briefing, compliance with weather limits, a load inspection, and weight-and-balance checks. Should those safety measures fail, the risk of the load being dropped increases dramatically and predictable consequences can occur, such as injuries or damaged ground equipment. With a bow- tie diagram, operators can see what reactive measures are in place to ensure the incident doesn’t escalate to that point. In the diagram above, safe zone markings and a procedure for clearing unnecessary personnel and ground equipment from the area are in place. With BowTieXP, users can build out hazardous scenarios like this one and see what’s preventing and mitigating their impact. The more safety measures or barriers operators put in place on either side of an incident, the better the odds are that the worst- case consequences won’t happen. Bowtie diagrams also provide a road map for safety assurance activities, providing insights into critical controls to monitor and measure for effectiveness and cor- rections when failures are identified. Using BowTieXP, operators can assign an accountable person
for each task or procedure and share the information with others. Any label can be changed to suit an operator’s in-house terminol- ogy. The software facilitates analyzing hazardous situations, guid- ing operators to see and address their weakest areas. HAI members who take advantage of this special offer receive
member-only pricing for BowTieXP software as well as a live, online training session. To learn more about this new HAI member benefit, visit BowTieXP.
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