AviationManuals’ Kevin Honan and Mattison Smith will present how to customize a flight department’s risk assessment tool during the Central Florida Business Aviation Association Safety Standdown tomorrow in Orlando. They plan to highlight steps that operators can follow to tailor a Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) to their operation to ensure better management of everyday risks.
Starting with discussing the importance and significance of performing safety risk assessments, the AviationManuals team will reinforce the importance of engagement, explain different styles of FRATs, and demonstrate how to review and trim factors. They also will provide guidance on how to identify and determine go/no-go situations and apply recommendations for making pre-created mitigations to lower the level of risks in coordination with flight department management.
AviationManuals will then return to Dulles, Virginia, on September 19 with presentations from company director of client engagement Laurie Duncan, operations advisor Justin Cripe, and senior customer success manager Charles Tresky during the Greater Washington Business Aviation Association (GWBAA) 17th Annual Safety Standdown. There, they will talk about how to start a safety management program and effectively use its data to optimize operations.
Finally, at the end of September, Tresky and Aviation Manuals’ Gary Webb will review steps to strengthen flight operation safety at the North Texas Business Aviation Association Safety Standdown.