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This Part applies to an organisation that is required by the Civil Aviation Rules to establish, implement, and maintain a system for safety management.
(a) An organisation to which this Part applies must have a system for safety management that includes—
(1) a safety policy on which the system for safety management is based; and
(2) a process for risk management that identifies hazards to aviation safety, and that evaluates and manages the associated risks; and
(3) safety assurance measures that ensure—
(i) hazards, incidents, and accidents are internally reported and analysed and action is taken to prevent recurrence; and
(ii) goals for the improvement of aviation safety are set and the attainment of these goals is measured; and
(iii) there is a quality assurance programme that includes conducting internal audits and regular reviews of the system for safety management; and
(4) training that ensures personnel are competent to fulfil their safety responsibilities.
(b) The organisation must document all processes required to establish and maintain the system for safety management.
(c) The organisation’s system for safety management must correspond to the size of the organisation, the nature and complexity of the activities undertaken by the organisation, and the hazards and associated risks inherent in the activities undertaken by the organisation.
