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54 TP 13881, Revision 1, dated 2002-03-01, Safety Management Systems for Flight Operations and Aircraft Maintenance Organizations. • 2004: Published Safety Management Systems for Small Aviation Operations -- A Practical Guide to Implementation (TP 14135)
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55 agement, training for personnel assigned duties, and documented policies and procedures. Phase III: Deployment of proactive processes, documented policies and procedures, and training for personnel assigned duties.
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56 that policy objectives are in place and are being monitored through data tracking and trending and reviewed annually. Safety Risk Management Each airport surveyed indicated that it had conducted a number of safety risk assessments, including one airport that had conducted a complete hazardous inventory and assigned mitigations to multiple departments.
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