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🛫 What Does a Strong Airport Safety Culture Look Like? A robust airport safety culture extends beyond the visible signs like FOD-free ramps and well-posted safety messages. It is about fostering an environment where respect, pride in work, and a caring attitude towards colleagues and passengers are ingrained in every aspect of operations. Take a moment to reflect: What is the safety culture like at your airport? Is it defined by proactive measures to prevent incidents, a commitment to continuous improvement, and a shared sense of responsibility for safety? Let's strive for excellence in safety culture together. Share your experiences and insights in the comments below! #AirportSafety #SafetyCulture #AviationLeadership 🚀✈️

Gain insights into safety and error management with Captain Niall Downey, Pilot at Aer Lingus and Owner of Frameworkhealth, at the CIF Health & Safety Summit 2024. Drawing on 35 years of experience, Niall shares valuable parallels between aviation and construction to improve safety practices. Watch now! #SafetySummit24

At Safe365, we recently partnered with Team Heathrow to support their mission to become the world’s safest airport. Through our technology, we worked to integrate our safety culture tool into Heathrow's safety language that helped Heathrow to: ✅ Understand safety culture maturity across its entire network ✅ Identify strategic safety culture issues and opportunities ✅ Benchmark safety performance internally and externally ✅ Create a safer working environment, reducing harm and strengthening supplier relationships Now, we’re ready to bring the same robust approach to the broader transport sector. Whether it’s sea ports, airports, or other transport hubs, safety is critical. Our solution offers comprehensive insights, enabling transport operations to measure safety culture maturity, engage stakeholders in improvement initiatives, and enhance both safety outcomes and commercial performance. Let’s explore how we can help your transport operation lead the way in safety excellence. https://lnkd.in/gsZs5S-n #SafetyCulture #TransportSafety #Safe365 #WorkplaceSafety #SupplyChainSafety #ContinuousImprovement

“A culture is strong when people work with each other, for each other. A culture is weak when people work against each other, for themselves.” -Simon Sinek. #SafetyCulture in aviation is crucial as it shapes the attitudes, beliefs, and behaviours of all personnel regarding safety practices. When a strong safety culture exists in an organisation it fosters open communication, encourages reporting of safety concerns, and promotes continuous improvement in safety protocols. Safety is everyone’s responsibility and this collective commitment to safety not only helps prevent accidents and incidents, it enhances overall operational efficiency and trust among employees and passengers. An established safety culture is essential for maintaining high standards of safety and ensuring the resilience of the aviation industry. Thank you to Senior Aviation Advisor, Kobus Du Plessis for an engaging presentation on Safety Culture in this month's edition of the L&A Knowledge Sharing Sessions. To everyone in the Litson Family, including our out-of-office colleagues from our partner companies as well as, external training facilitators, we appreciate your time and continued support. #AviationSafety #SafetyFirst #AviationLife #FlightSafety #SafetyInTheSkies #SaferSkies #SafetyMatters #SafetyFirst #KnowledgeSharingSessions #AeroSafety #SafetyAwareness #PilotSafety #AviationCommunity #SafetyStandards #TeamworkInAviation #SafetyManagement

We believe listening is the key to good communication. Learn more about ISS at www.iss-safe.com and what makes us different. #CARING #issway #isscaring #happiness #issdifference #safety #safetyprofessional #goals #teamwork

I Completed Airport Ramp Safety Course – Gained In-Depth Knowledge on Airport Safety and Equipment in a 7-Hour Comprehensive Course

Passengers often lack detailed knowledge about flight safety, focusing more on the excitement of their journey. However, even small things matter greatly in flight safety. From fastening seat belts during turbulence to following crew instructions during emergencies, these seemingly minor actions can be crucial. Paying attention to safety briefings, knowing emergency procedures, and cooperating with cabin crew instructions all contribute to a safer flight. Every little precaution matters, highlighting the importance of passengers' attentiveness and compliance.

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Learn more about the safety culture at Joby Aviation in this overview