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Internally, FAA has been working to align the SMS processes of the different lines of business. For example, the risk assessment made during an SRM panel conducted by the Air Traffic Organization may be quite different from what the airports line of business comes up with, given the different points of emphasis of each division.
FAA recognizes the reality of the differing points of view and has been working to develop common methodologies, documentation and approval processes when possible.
When the goals of the different divisions cannot be completely reconciled, the agency must develop a policy describing how to break the logjam.
The experience at airports, in industry and within FAA over the last several years will not go to waste. The operational lessons from the last few years should have a dramatic impact on the ability of the new Part 139 airport SMS rule to be a meaningful piece of rulemaking that has practical application rather than following the theoretical approach of the initial effort.
Rules = Regulations
The next steps in Part 139 SMS implementation are defined by the rulemaking process. The proposed Airport SMS is a legislative rule that changes Chapter 1 of Title 14
(Part 139) through additional
sections and amendments to
existing requirements. For example,
the SMS NPRM dated Oct. 7, 2010,
introduced Subpart E — Airport
Safety Management System. The
new subpart includes §139.401
General Requirements, §139.402
Components of Airport Safety
Management System, and §139.403
Implementation. The NPRM
also proposed to amend §139.5
Definitions by including terms
such as accountable executive,
airport safety management system,
hazard, non-movement area, risk,
risk analysis and risk mitigation,
to name a few. Additional sections
proposed, among others, to be
amended include §139.301 Records,
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