All personnel in aviation organizations should receive the appropriate safety management training, at a
level commensurate with their responsibilities, so that everybody in the organization is prepared and able to identify and
report hazards. From this perspective, hazard identification and reporting are everybody’s responsibility. However,
organizations must have designated personnel with the exclusive charge of hazard identification and analysis. This
would normally be the personnel assigned to the safety services office, discussed in Chapter 8. Therefore, broadening
the previous perspective, in aviation organizations, hazard identification is everybody’s responsibility, but accountability
for hazard identification lies with dedicated safety personnel.
All personnel in aviation organizations should receive the appropriate safety management training, at alevel commensurate with their responsibilities, so that everybody in the organization is prepared and able to identify andreport hazards. From this perspective, hazard identification and reporting are everybody’s responsibility. However,organizations must have designated personnel with the exclusive charge of hazard identification and analysis. Thiswould normally be the personnel assigned to the safety services office, discussed in Chapter 8. Therefore, broadeningthe previous perspective, in aviation organizations, hazard identification is everybody’s responsibility, but accountabilityfor hazard identification lies with dedicated safety personnel.
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