Lessons Learned from Airport Safety Management Systems Pilot Studies (2012) / Chapter Skim
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29 BACKGROUND The ACRP Guidebook defines safety policy as, "the fundamental approach to managing safety that is to be adopted within an organization. Safety policy further defines the organization's commitment to safety and overall safety vision" (Ayers et al.
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30 that a safety policy statement was shared with both staff and tenants, six airports responded that the safety policy statement was shared internally, and three airports indicated that the safety policy statement was not published. Nine airports responded that there is currently no safety policy statement in place.
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31 approval function early in the SMS program to ensure that adequate time is allocated. Safety Policy Statement Deployment Various means to publish and distribute the safety policy statement were discussed during the interview process, including rolling out the policy during all-hands and tenant meetings.
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