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Section 1: SMS in Operational Context (ATS & AIS)

Module 1.1 - From Theory to Practice

Module 1.2 - Operational Safety Responsibilities

Section 2: Hazard Identification in ATS & AIS

Module 2.1 - Hazard Identification Techniques

Module 2.2 - ATS Hazard Scenarios

Module 2.3 - AIS/AIM Hazard Scenarios

Section 3: Risk Assessment & Mitigation (Operational Level)

Module 3.1 - Risk Assessment in Practice

Module 3.2 - Risk Mitigation Strategies

Module 3.3 - Case-Based Risk Analysis

Section 4: Safety Assurance & Performance Monitoring

Module 4.1 - Safety Assurance in ANSPs

Module 4.2 - Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs)

Module 4.3 - Audits, Inspections, and Reviews

Section 5: Occurrence Reporting & Investigation

Module 5.1 - Occurrence Reporting Systems

Module 5.2 - Investigation Fundamentals

Module 5.3 - Learning from Occurrences

Section 6: Safety Culture & Human Factors (Applied)

Module 6.1 - Just Culture in Practice

Module 6.2 - Human Factors in ATS Operations

Module 6.3 - Team and Coordination Safety

Section 7: Integrated Operational Case Studies

Module 7.1 - ATC Case Study

Module 7.2 - AIS/AIM Case Study

Module 7.3 - Cross-Functional Scenario

Section 8: Quizzes

Quiz 1.1 - Theory to Practice

Quiz 4.2 - Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs)

Quiz 1.2 - Operational Safety Responsibilities

Quiz 2.1 - Hazard Identification Techniques

Quiz 2.2 - ATS Hazard Scenarios

Quiz 2.3 - AIS/AIM Hazard Scenarios

Quiz 3.1 - Risk Assessment in Practice

Quiz 3.2 - Risk Mitigation Strategies

Quiz 3.3 - Case-Based Risk Analysis

Quiz 4.1 - Safety Assurance in ANSPs

Quiz 4.3 - Audits, Inspections, and Reviews

Quiz 5.1 - Occurrence Reporting Systems

Quiz 5.2 - Investigation Fundamentals

Quiz 5.3 - Learning from Occurrences

Quiz 6.1 - Just Culture in Practice

Quiz 6.2 - Human Factors in ATS Operations

Quiz 6.3 - Team and Coordination Safety

Quiz 7.1 - ATC Case Study

Quiz 7.2 - AIS/AIM Case Study

Quiz 7.3 - Cross-Functional Scenario

Section 9: Surveys and Feedback

Course Experience Survey

Instructor Evaluation Survey

Operational Application Readiness Survey

Final SMS Alignment Feedback

Welcome to "Applied SMS for Air Traffic and Information Services Operations," a comprehensive and highly practical course designed specifically for aviation professionals. In the dynamic world of Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), Safety Management Systems (SMS) cannot just exist on paper—they must be actively integrated into daily operations.

Welcome to "Applied SMS for Air Traffic and Information Services Operations," a comprehensive and highly practical course designed specifically for aviation professionals. In the dynamic world of Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), Safety Management Systems (SMS) cannot just exist on paper—they must be actively integrated into daily operations. This course bridges the critical gap between theoretical safety concepts and real-world application within Air Traffic Services (ATS) and Aeronautical Information Services (AIS).

Throughout this training, you will explore how SMS functions effectively within an ANSP environment, tracing safety policies from the corporate level directly down to daily ATC tower operations and AIS data management. We move beyond basic compliance to focus on proactive hazard identification, practical risk assessment, and the implementation of robust mitigation strategies. You will dive deep into operational scenarios, including loss of separation events, runway incursions, and the cascading effects of incorrect aeronautical data and NOTAM errors.

Furthermore, this course emphasizes the human element of aviation safety. You will learn how to foster a Just Culture, manage human factors like fatigue and high workload, and ensure seamless team coordination across multiple units. By engaging with integrated operational case studies, you will gain the hands-on experience needed to evaluate cross-functional risks and drive continuous safety improvement. Whether you are an air traffic controller, an AIS officer, or a safety manager, this course will equip you with the actionable skills required to enhance safety, maintain data integrity, and build a resilient operational environment. Enroll today to transform your understanding of applied aviation safety!

Applied SMS for Air Traffic and Information Services Operations

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            <p>The implementation of a Safety Management System (SMS) within the complex environments of Air Traffic Services (ATS) and Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) requires a deliberate transition from abstract theoretical frameworks to concrete operational practices. This course provides a comprehensive examination of how SMS functions effectively within an Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), emphasizing the critical integration points between Air Traffic Control (ATC) units, AIS data integrity, and aerodrome safety systems. By tracing safety policies from corporate levels down to daily tactical operations, participants will gain a deep understanding of how individual roles contribute to a cohesive safety net. The curriculum is designed to move beyond mere regulatory compliance, focusing instead on the practical application of safety principles to ensure that data integrity and operational coordination remain paramount in maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety.</p>

<p>Throughout the program, learners will engage with advanced methodologies for hazard identification, risk assessment, and safety assurance. The course explores reactive, proactive, and predictive techniques to identify operational risks, such as loss of separation, runway incursions, and the cascading effects of aeronautical data errors. Furthermore, the curriculum addresses the essential human factors that influence safety, including the application of Just Culture principles, the management of workload and fatigue, and the necessity of seamless cross-functional coordination. Through the analysis of integrated case studies and the development of Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs), participants will refine their ability to monitor performance and implement effective mitigation strategies. This systematic approach ensures that safety is treated as a continuous cycle of improvement and learning, ultimately strengthening the resilience of the entire air navigation system.</p>
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