As a crucial part of the Safety Management System (SMS), FRM is a data-driven approach which continuously monitors and manages fatigue-related safety risks based upon scientific principles and knowledge. It ensures relevant personnel of the airline industry to perform at adequate levels of alertness. One of the promising advantages of FRM is an increase of productivity of crew members while reducing fatigue risk and keeping costs and complexity to a minimum. Furthermore, the entire company can benefit from a higher level of safety. Based on ICAO FRM standards our training course delivers an effective regulatory oversight of fatigue risk management and provides the participants with practical tools for integrating the FRM in an SMS. After completion of this training course you will understand how to implement FRM and assess relevant risks. Moreover, you will learn what FRM consists of, how it works, how it improves performance as well as the difficulties you may face during and after implementation.
Syllabus
- Development of FRM
- Principles of FRM
- Sleep
- Scientific Basis
- Integration of FRM into SMS Part 1
- Integration of FRM into SMS Part 2
- Body Clock, Fatigue and Countermeasures
- Fatigue-Related Accidents
- Implementation of FRM Part 1
- FRM Software Solutions
- Implementation of FRM Part 2
Objectives
The objective of the FRM training course is to make everyone familiar with the requirements, the solutions and guidelines as well as the benefits of implementing FRM into a company. Besides a brief introduction to the regulations and recommended practices by ICAO, EASA and FAA, this training course covers the following elements:
- Development of FRM: ICAO, FAA and EASA
- Principles of FRM
- Physiological background of FRM
- Scientific basis of FRM
- Integration of FRM into SMS
- FRM software solutions
- Onboard sleep of pilots
Target Group
- Aviation personnel involved in the crew planning process
- Authorities approving and assessing operators' FRM
- Director Flight Operations
Prerequisites
Due to the fact that FRM is an integrated part of SMS, participants should be acquainted with SMS background. It would be helpful if the participant already works for a company that has, or is in the process of implementing, an SMS. Furthermore participants should be familliar with the organization's schedule and operations. General knowledge about aviation legislation, flight duty time regulations and possible union agreements is also required.
Certification
After successfully passing a written exam the participants will receive a certificate on the last training course day.
