We define safety culture as the enduring value and priority placed on worker and public safety by everyone in every group at every level of an organization; this refers to the extent to which individuals and groups will:

  • Commit to personal responsibility for safety
  • Act to preserve, enhance, and communicate safety concerns
  • Strive to actively learn, adapt, and modify both individual and organizational behavior based on lessons learned from mistakes
  • Be held accountable or strive to be honored in a manner consistent with these values
Our Tools Measure:

  • Formal/Informal Safety Systems
  • Operations Interactions
  • Organizational Commitments
  • Employee Risk Attitudes
  • Company Alignments
  • Professional/National Cultures
Aviation Operations Evaluated:

  • Domestic, International, & Foreign
  • Passenger & Cargo
  • Commercial (Regional & Flagship)
  • Corporate
  • Shared/Fractional Ownership
  • Air Tour
  • Carrier Owned Maintenance Facilities
  • MRO/AMO Facilities
Among Industries We Evaluate:

  • Civil Aviation
  • Emergency Medical Services
  • Maintenance & Engineering
  • Healthcare
  • Mining
  • Energy
  • Railway
  • Fishing Vessels