Cultures by Macroteach A Safety Culture is defined as a set of beliefs, norms, attitudes, roles, social and technical practices. They are concerned with minimising exposure of employees, managers and customers and members of the general public to conditions considered to be dangerous or hazardous.
Culture is the environment in which actions and thoughts take place.
Until space travel is available to the public we, in aviation, hold a special place in the world of safety and training. The methods we use are respected and used in other industries. We are at the cutting edge of technical training, but at the beginning beginning of behavioural learning. Aviation was once driven personality but ,now should be driven by behaviour Within five years, assessment of CRM skills is likely to be required in all types of competency checks. The young people joining our industry bring new attitudes and expectations.