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Module 11 Overview: Safety Management Systems (SMS) in AIS/AIM Context

Learning Objectives and Context for Module 11

SMS Principles: Reactive, Proactive, and Predictive Approaches

Air Traffic Services (ATS) SMS Objectives and Safety Assessment Needs

Safety Culture and Just Culture in EATM Policy

Safety Regulation Documents Relevant to SMS

Impact of SMS on AIS/AIM: Safety Cases for Data Changes

Knowledge Check: Quizzes

Quiz 1: SMS Principles and Approaches

Quiz 2: ATS Safety Objectives and Assessments

Quiz 3: Safety Culture and Just Culture

Quiz 4: Safety Regulations and Guidance

Quiz 5: AIS/AIM Safety Cases and Data Quality

Module Feedback and Reflection

Survey: Self-Assessment of Learning Outcomes

Survey: Relevance to Your Operational Context

Survey: Course Quality and Improvement

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Safety Management Systems for AIS/AIM: ICAO and EASA Essentials is a focused, practice-oriented course designed for aviation professionals working at the intersection of Aeronautical Information Services/Management (AIS/AIM) and Air Traffic Services (ATS). Built around ICAO Annex 19 and Doc 9859, and aligned with EASA and EUROCONTROL (ESARR) expectations, this course demystifies SMS concepts and shows how they directly shape AIS/AIM processes, deliverables, and change management. You will learn how reactive, proactive, and predictive approaches to safety apply to aeronautical data quality, publication timelines, and operational changes—from NOTAM and AIP updates to procedure amendments. Through clear examples and concise frameworks, you will connect safety policy, risk assessment, assurance, and promotion to day-to-day AIS/AIM responsibilities. By the end, you will understand how to contribute to safety cases for data changes, build effective reporting and feedback loops under a Just Culture, and document hazards, mitigations, and acceptance criteria that satisfy regulatory oversight. Tailored to a Basic ICAO 021 competence level, the course emphasizes practical tools, standard terminology, and real operational workflows, enabling you to improve safety performance, strengthen compliance, and support continuous improvement across your organization.

Safety Management Systems for AIS/AIM: ICAO and EASA Essentials

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            <p>Safety Management Systems for AIS/AIM: ICAO and EASA Essentials equips Basic ICAO 021 learners with a practical understanding of how SMS principles shape aeronautical information services and management. The course clarifies foundational concepts—Safety Policy, Safety Risk Management, Safety Assurance, and Safety Promotion—and situates them within ATS/AIS/AIM interfaces. Emphasis is placed on the ICAO framework (Annex 19, Doc 9859) and the European regulatory context (EASA and EUROCONTROL ESARRs), so participants can recognize how oversight, organizational policies, and documentation requirements translate into day-to-day AIS/AIM obligations.</p>
<p>Building on this foundation, the course differentiates reactive, proactive, and predictive safety approaches and connects them to AIS/AIM processes such as data origination, quality management, and change control. Learners will explore ATS safety objectives and why safety assessments are mandatory for new or modified procedures, systems, and operational contexts—with direct links to AIS/AIM deliverables like NOTAM and AIP updates. A dedicated focus on safety culture and Just Culture shows how fair accountability supports open reporting, learning, and continuous improvement in data quality. The course then addresses the construction of safety cases for AIS/AIM data changes, highlighting the relationship between accuracy, resolution, integrity, and timeliness and associated safety risks. Participants will learn the minimum content of a safety case and the roles of originators, data quality managers, safety managers, and approval authorities, before consolidating knowledge through targeted quizzes and concluding with reflective surveys on learning outcomes, operational relevance, and course quality.</p>
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