- This course provides a full overview of Fatigue Risk Management (FRM) including scientific foundations, regulatory frameworks, sleep science, fatigue prediction tools, and integration of FRM within Safety Management Systems (SMS).
- Participants will learn to identify fatigue hazards, assess risks, apply mitigation measures, and implement a structured FRM aligned with ICAO Doc 9966.
- The program covers short-haul, long-haul, ULR operations, scientific data analysis, and real fatigue-related incidents.
Features
- Understand FRM structure and regulatory foundations.
- Explain fatigue science and physiological basis.
- Apply FRM principles within SMS.
- Identify fatigue hazards and assess risks.
- Use scientific tools and models to evaluate fatigue.
- Evaluate FRM monitoring & assurance processes.
- Develop FRM policies, procedures, reporting forms and documentation.
Target audiences
- Pilots
- Cabin Crew
- Safety Managers
- Quality Managers
- FRM Officers
- SMS Managers
- Operational Control & Scheduling Personnel
Curriculum
- 11 Sections
- 38 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- ⭐ SECTION 1 — Introduction to FRM4 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 2 — Module 01: Development of FRM6 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 3 — Module 02: Principles of FRM4 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 4 — Module 03: Sleep Science6 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 5 — Module 04: Scientific Basis of Fatigue5 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 6 — Module 05/06: Integration of FRM into SMS5 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 7 — Module 07: Body Clock, Fatigue & Countermeasures5 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 8 — Module 08: Fatigue-Related Accidents4 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 9 — Module 09/11: FRM Implementation5 Items
- ⭐ SECTION 10 — Module 12: Course Summary & Test2 Items
- Certificate0 Items
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