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From HazardsTo Consequences
SMS introduction …
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From Hazards to Consequences
Safety
ConsequenceAccident
Severity
Scenario
Probability
Acceptability
HazardSystem
Mitigation
Prevention Protection
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Unwantedevent
Risk
Vulnerability
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From Hazards to Consequences
Safety
Risk
ConsequenceAccident
Severity
Scenario
Probability
Acceptability
HazardSystem
Mitigation
Prevention Protection
3
Unwantedevent
Vulnerability
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March 2012
From Hazards to Consequences
Safety
Risk
ConsequenceAccident
Severity
Scenario
Probability
Acceptability
HazardSystem
Mitigation
Prevention Protection
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Unwantedevent
Vulnerability
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• Any activity is a « system »• with interacting component
• Organisational aspect• Humans (Staff with qualifications/ competences/ performance)• Methods• Processes
Examples:- Training centre- Flight Operations- Maintenance and Repair Organization- Airport- ATC
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• Hazard – Condition or object with the potential of causing
• injuries to personnel,
• damage to equipment or structures,
• loss of material,
• reduction of ability to perform a prescribed function
Examples:
- Cross wind
- Distraction
- Birds
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• Consequence – Potential outcome(s) of the unwanted event• injuries to personnel,
• damage to equipment or structures,
• loss of material,
• reduction of ability to perform a prescribed function
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Ice on pavement
Sliding
Fractured leg
Going outside
Hazardoussituation
Falling down
HazardWalking on ice
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard) Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « walker »
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Accident scenario
From Hazards to Consequences
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Cross Wind
Drifting fromRWY center line
DamagesInjuries
A/C Landing
Hazardous situation
RWY excursion
HazardLanding withCross Wind
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard) Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « Aircraft Landing »
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Birds atairport
Aircraft/birdsConverging paths
AircraftDamages
A/C Landing
Hazardous situation
Bird strike
HazardLanding with
surrounding birds
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard) Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « Aircraft Landing »
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Hazardous situation
Hazard
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard)
Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « Activity »
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Hazardous situation
Hazard
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard)
Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « Activity »
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SAMS Introduction – Questions
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Ice on pavement
Sliding
Fractured leg
Going outside
Hazardoussituation
Falling down
HazardWalking on ice
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard) Triggering event
Unwanted event
Consequences
Considered System = « walker »
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Accident scenario
From Hazards to Consequences
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Hazardoussituation
Hazard
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard)
Triggeringevent
Unwantedevent Consequences
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From Hazards to Consequences
Predictive
Safety studiesStatistical Analysis
Change management
Proactive
Safety ReportsObservations
Occurrences
Reactive
ASRMOR
Accidentand incident
reports
Reactive
Studies
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StudiesStatistics
SAMS Process
Hazardoussituation
Hazard
Contact event(system
encounteringhazard)
Triggeringevent
Unwantedevent Consequences
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From Hazards to Consequences
Proactive
Safety ReportsObservations
Occurrences
Reactive
ASRMOR
Accidentand incident
reports
ReactivePredictive
Safety studiesStatistical Analysis
Change management
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