Safety Risk Management (SRM) Process Overview

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Safety Risk Management (SRM) Process Overview Presented by: Everette C. Whitfield Date: December 18, 2013 v0.2

Agenda Introduction System Overview Hazard Analysis Process Close Describe System Identify Hazards Analyze Risk Assess Risk Treat Risk Close Action Items Next Step

Objective SRM A NAS change is any change to or modification of A methodology applied to all NAS changes Ensures hazards are identified Ensures an unacceptable risk is mitigated and accepted prior to making change A NAS change is any change to or modification of Airspace Airports Aircraft Pilots Air navigation facilities; Air traffic control (ATC) facilities Communication Surveillance, navigation and supporting technologies and systems Operating rules Regulations, policies, and procedures; and People who implement, sustain, or operate the system components

AWD Safety Risk Analysis Phases Phase I Phase II Phase IV Phase V Does it affect the NAS? Could this introduce safety risk into the NAS? Is Risk level Acceptable Risk level acceptable documented in SRMD Change Proposed Further safety analysis conducted Yes Yes No No No Phase I No further analysis necessary Phase III Risk level Unacceptable documented in SRMD No further safety analysis necessary Decision documented in SRMDM Note: Reference Phase V, mitigations initiatives can change previously "Unacceptable" threats to "Acceptable"

QUESTIONS?