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    This chapter discusses Sky Lounge's safety performance monitoring and measurement system. It outlines developing safety performance indicators (SPIs) to measure safety, correlating SPIs to safety objectives, and monitoring SPI performance against alert levels. Key aspects include establishing an SPI team to identify issues and define outcome indicators, collecting and reporting SPI data, investigating deviations from acceptable levels, and ensuring two-way communication through the SMS to continuously improve safety.

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    This chapter discusses Sky Lounge's safety performance monitoring and measurement system. It outlines developing safety performance indicators (SPIs) to measure safety, correlating SPIs to safety objectives, and monitoring SPI performance against alert levels. Key aspects include establishing an SPI team to identify issues and define outcome indicators, collecting and reporting SPI data, investigating deviations from acceptable levels, and ensuring two-way communication through the SMS to continuously improve safety.

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    This chapter discusses Sky Lounge's safety performance monitoring and measurement system. It outlines developing safety performance indicators (SPIs) to measure safety, correlating SPIs to safety objectives, and monitoring SPI performance against alert levels. Key aspects include establishing an SPI team to identify issues and define outcome indicators, collecting and reporting SPI data, investigating deviations from acceptable levels, and ensuring two-way communication through the SMS to continuously improve safety.

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    Chapter 9: Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement

    Cover Page

    Safety Management System (SMS)


    Manual

    Chapter 9: Safety Performance Monitoring and


    Measurement

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    Chapter 9: Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement

    9.0 Safety Performance

    Safety management requires feedback on safety performance to complete the safety


    management cycle. Through feedback, system performance can be evaluated and any
    necessary changes effected.
    A critical component of our SMS is tracking and analyzing safety data to enhance our
    awareness of potentially hazardous situations. This screening and decision process will
    evaluate the data for significance and is applied to all incoming data.

    Sky Lounge Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement is compromised of the


    following:

     Sky Lounge safety objectives.


     Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs)
     Safety Performance limits / Safety alert level
     Proposed action plan
     Time frame or date by which planned actions should be completed.
     Responsible person for ensuring planned actions should be completed.

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    Chapter 9: Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement

    9.1 Develop and maintain safety performance indicators

    Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) provide an early warning, before a failure, that critical controls
    are not operating as intends or have deteriorated to an unacceptable level, which may jeopardize
    the safety objectives.

    Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) helps to measure the actual safety prevailing in our system so
    that we can manage our safety.

    Developing SPIs:
     Establish SPI team (SAG SRB)
     Identify key issues of concern
     Define outcomes indicators
     Collect data and report indicators results
     Evaluate and refine SPIs

    Safety performance monitoring will be conducted by the Safety Review Board, under the guidance of
    the Safety Manager and Safety Action Group level if appropriate.

    9.2 Correlation between SPIs and safety objective

    Safety performance monitoring is the process by which safety indicators are reviewed in relation to
    the safety objectives.

    The safety auditing is one of Sky Lounge core safety management activities. Similar to audits,
    safety audits provide a means for systematically assessing how well the organization is meeting
    its safety objectives. The safety audit program, together with other safety oversight activities
    (safety performance monitoring), provides feedback to managers of individual units and senior
    management concerning the safety performance of Sky Lounge. This feedback provides evidence
    of the level of safety performance being achieved.

    9.3 The monitoring the performance of SPIs

    The performance of each indicator will be reviewed with respect to the established minimum
    acceptable level (alert level) and its safety target (desired level). Safety performance Indicators

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    Chapter 9: Safety Performance Monitoring and Measurement

    monitoring will be conducted by the Safety Review Board and more frequent monitoring is
    required by the concerned departments and the Safety Department.

    Any significant abnormal trend or breech of the minimum acceptable level for any of the safety
    performance indicators will require appropriate investigation into potential hazards or risks
    associated with such deviation.

    9.4 Supplementary SMS

    Any supplementary SMS shall ongoing by two-way communication process that helps ensure
    that personnel benefit from safety lessons learned, see the results of their actions, and continue
    to improve their understanding of Sky Lounge SMS meanwhile the monitoring for both ways is
    mandatory.

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