Explains why input is needed from front-line personnel to identify hazards and improve operational processes. Covers the benefits of SMS for the organization, each employee, and the safety of co-workers and the traveling public.

$ 39 USD

Includes SMS concepts such as system safety, the SHEL model of human interfaces, operational context, safety culture, and error management. Explains the four components of SMS and the role of each component.

$ 49 USD

Roles, duties, and responsibilities of front-line personnel as they pertain to the SMS. Includes compliance with all rules, fitness for work, maintaining personal qualifications / competencies, the reporting of errors, and active participation in the SMS.

$ 39 USD

Describes how to recognize internal and external factors which can affect human performance and threaten operational safety (such as habituation or complacency). Emphasis on maintaining constant vigilance for factors which could degrade job performance, increase the risk of error, and contribute to an accident.

$ 49 USD

How the core SMS process of Safety Risk Management (SRM) is applied to identify hazards, reveal latent conditions, reduce risk, and build system defenses. Emphasis on  responsibility of department managers for all safety issues within their respective departments; not the safety department. Explains the concept of time-critical SRM, used to make better decisions.

$ 89 USD

How to properly identify hazards based on their operational context, what actions to take when a hazard is identified, and what types of hazards, occurrences and events require a report. Emphasis is placed on active participation by all employees, for the benefit of co-workers and the company.

$ 59 USD

Explains how accidents are caused, and how the SMS can help avoid them. Examines the evolution of modern safety management and emphasizes human factors and organizational safety. Reactive, proactive, and predictive safety strategies are explained.

$ 89 USD

Review of the four components of SMS, and of the elements and processes within Safety Risk Management, Safety Assurance, and Safety Promotion. Explains the benefits of a successful SMS to supervisors and managers, through fewer interruptions, smoother running operations, and higher quality operational process outputs.

$ 49 USD