A safety management system (SMS) is the common means used by organizations to assess
organizational performance with respect to the safety and well-being of people, property and …

Designing maritime safety management systems commonly follows basic processes which
focus on fulfilling the demands of the regulations in the industry. This provokes designing …

Australian aviation, marine and rail industries have all recently incorporated safety
management systems into regulations and operations as a required way of managing safety …

The Baltic Sea Area is a globally unique and sensitive brackish-water ecosystem. More than
2,000 ships are on the way in the Baltic Sea Area on an average day. The Baltic Sea Area …

ISM Code claimed as an effective and valuable method in improving the safety culture in
Maritime Industry that could lead to the continuous improvement of safety performance. The …

Under an increasing maritime transport in the Baltic Sea, and especially in the Gulf of
Finland, the possibility of environmental harm and accidents due to shipping pressure is …

Coordination of maritime traffic has developed over centuries with the main purpose of
decreasing collisions and groundings of vessels. It has evolved from rudimentary measures …

In recent years, a growing emphasis on safety has driven various industries, both in
manufacturing and service, to implement a Safety Management System (SMS) in their …

In their first book, Safety Management Systems in Aviation, Stolzer, Halford, and Goglia
provided a strong theoretical framework for SMS, along with a brief discourse on SMS …

Purpose Most military aviation organisations today have not evolved their safety
management approach towards harmonising with civil aviation. Safety culture is the base for …