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‫بسم الله الرحمن‬

‫الرحيم‬

S. M .s/ INTRODUCTION
ENGINEER/ AHMED MOHAMED ALI ELTAWIEL
SMS

• SAFETY.

• MANAGEMENT.

• SYSTEMS.
CONCEPT OF SAFETY

• a) Zero accidents (or serious incidents).


• b) The freedom from danger or risks, i.e. those factors
which cause or are likely to cause harm;
• c) The attitude towards unsafe acts and conditions by
employees (reflecting a “safe” corporate culture);
• d) The degree to which the inherent risks in aviation are
“acceptable”;
• e) The process of hazard identification and risk
management; and
• f) The control of accidental loss (of persons and property,
and damage to the environment).
The functions of management
• 1- Planning:-
• Selecting missions and objectives as well as the
actions to achieve them, which requires decision
making.
• 2- organizing:-
• Establishing an intentional structure of roles for
people to fill in an organization.
• 3- staffing:-
• Filling, and keeping filled, the positions in the
organization structure.
The functions of management
• 4- leading:-
• Influencing people so that they will contribute
to organizational and group goals.
• 5- controlling:-
• Measuring and correcting individual and
organizational performance to ensure that
events conform to plans.
Productivity, effectiveness, and efficiency.

• Productivity:-
• The output – input ratio within a time period
with due consideration for quality.
• Effectiveness:-
• The achievement of objectives.
• Efficiency :-
• Achievement of the ends with the least
amount of resources.
‫مصفوفة الكفاءة والفاعلية‬
Matrix of competent and effectiveness
-2‫فعال‬
2- ‫وغير فعال‬
Competent
‫كفء وغير‬
Competent // un
‫كفء‬
un effectiveness
effectiveness
-1‫كفء وفعال‬
1-
Competent
Competent and
and effectiveness
effectiveness +

-4‫ غير كفء وغير‬3-


4- -3‫غير كفء ولكنه‬
‫فعال‬
‫فعال‬ ‫فعال‬
‫فعال‬
Un
Uncompetent
competent/ /Un
Uneffectiveness
effectiveness Un
Un competent/
competent/ Effectiveness
Effectiveness

-
- +
STRATEGIC PLAN
THE VISION ‫الرؤية‬ •
THE MISSION ‫الرسالة‬ •
VALUES ‫القيم الحاكمة‬ •
MAIN GOALS (‫االهداف العليا )أو الرئيسة‬ •
ACTION PLANS ‫خطة العمل‬ •
ACTIVITIES ‫االنشطة‬ •

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plan should be
SMARTER
• S: specific goals and objectives.
• M: plan shall be measurable.
• A: plan shall be achievable.
• R: realistic.
• T: timetable (shall be executive
with specific time).
• E: Evaluated
• R: R-evaluated.
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system

• INPUTS
PROCESS
• OUTPUTS

• FEED BACK
European International Excellence Business
Enablers model Results

People
People
People
People Results
Results

Policy
Policy& & Customer
Customer Key
Key
Leadership
Leadership Strategy
Strategy Processes
Processes Results
Results Performance
Performance
8%
8% 20%
20% Results
Results

Partnerships
Partnerships Society
Society
&&Resources
Resources Results
Results

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Fully complementary approach between
ICAO (USOAP) and IATA (IOSA)

USOAP IOSA
AIRCRAFT SAFE ISAGO
States Airlines

Alger 18 March 2006 Safety is Everybody’s Business

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