Components of Airport Safety Management System.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 14

An Airport Safety Management System must include: (a) (1) Identifies the accountable executive; (2) Establishes and maintains a safety policy statement signed by the accountable executive; (3) Ensures the safety policy statement is available to all employees and tenants; (4) Identifies and communicates the safety organizational structure; (5) Describes management responsibility and accountability for safety issues; (6) Establishes and maintains safety objectives; and (7) Defines methods, processes, and organizational structure necessary to meet safety objectives. (b) (1) Establish a system for identifying operational safety issues. (2) Establish a systematic process to analyze hazards and their associated risks, which include: (i) Describing the system; (ii) Identifying hazards; (iii) Analyzing the risk of identified hazards and/or analyzing proposed mitigations; (iv) Assessing the level of risk associated with identified hazards; and (v) Mitigating the risks of identified hazards, when appropriate. (3) Establish and maintain records that document the certificate holder's Safety Risk Management processes. (i) The records shall provide a means for airport management's acceptance of responsibility for assessed risks and mitigations. (ii) Records associated with the certificate holder's Safety Risk Management processes must be retained for the longer of: (A) Thirty-six consecutive calendar months after the risk analysis of identified hazards under paragraph (b)(2) of this sectio

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 14:§  139.402