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Project risk Management,
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (UAS),
Safety Management Systems (SMS)
From Large Hub to smaller Regional airports, Futron Aviation has assisted Part 139 Airport Management in the Safety Management System development process. Current and recent past clients for a gap analysis, Safety Risk Assessments (SRA), SMS Implementation, and Safety Training include Denver, Indianapolis, Peoria, San Antonio, San Francisco, Seattle-Tacoma International and South Bend Regional Airports.
Aviation Safety / Research
From aviation safety gap analyses for the Commander of Naval Air Forces to multiple Transportation Research Board, Airport Cooperative Research Board (ACRP) Research Projects to include ACRP 04-16, Safety Risk Management for Airport, ACRP 03-30, Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) at Airports: A Primer, and ACRP 10-22, Improving Stakeholder Engagement in Aircraft Accident Planning, Futron Aviation has provided in-depth research and analysis for aviation safety projects that provide insight and guidance to a large aviation audience.
Risk Management
Futron Aviation has a long history of supporting the NASA Continuous Risk Management process for both NASA Johnson Space Center’s Space Shuttle Program and NASA Langley Research Center’s Flight Projects Division and implementing Enterprise Risk Management in multiple government agencies. Additionally, Futron Aviation’s risk management experts have an extensive background in Operational Risk Management and Crew Resource Management used in the Department of Defense.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
Futron Aviation is providing Aviation and Airport stakeholders new insights into the consistently evolving UAS environment. Futron Aviation led a Transportation Research Board, Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) report 03-30 titled “UAS at Airports-A Primer”. Additionally, with its extensive background in Aviation and Safety Risk Management, Futron Aviation has the expertise needed to advise Airports, Commercial and Military Operators, and Manufacturers on all UAS considerations.
Safety Culture/Risk Assessments
Effective implementation of a Safety Management System is enabled by a strong safety culture. Using Futron Aviation’s Vector Process, the proper assessment and shaping of organizational safety culture improves the both the safety and operational performance of your organization.
Events and Conferences
Futron Aviation supports USTDA by linking U.S. companies with partner countries through USTDA sponsored virtual and in-person meetings and conferences and Reverse Trade Missions (RTMs) and Technical Interchanges, to spur U.S. and international economic growth. By organizing and conducting these meetings and conferences, Futron Aviation brings together diverse set of U.S. export leadership in key sectors with international decision makers, to increase foreign trade and improve the sectors world-wide.
Safety Management Systems (SMS)
From Large Hub to smaller Regional airports, Futron Aviation has assisted Part 139 Airport Management in the Safety Management System development process. Current and recent past clients for a gap analysis, Safety Risk Assessments (SRA), SMS Implementation, and Safety Training include Denver, Indianapolis, Peoria, San Antonio, San Francisco, Seattle-Tacoma International and South Bend Regional Airports.
Aviation Safety / Research
From aviation safety gap analyses for the Commander of Naval Air Forces to multiple Transportation Research Board, Airport Cooperative Research Board (ACRP) Research Projects to include ACRP 04-16, Safety Risk Management for Airport, ACRP 03-30, Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) at Airports: A Primer, and ACRP 10-22, Improving Stakeholder Engagement in Aircraft Accident Planning, Futron Aviation has provided in-depth research and analysis for aviation safety projects that provide insight and guidance to a large aviation audience.
Risk Management
Futron Aviation has a long history of supporting the NASA Continuous Risk Management process for both NASA Johnson Space Center’s Space Shuttle Program and NASA Langley Research Center’s Flight Projects Division and implementing Enterprise Risk Management in multiple government agencies. Additionally, Futron Aviation’s risk management experts have an extensive background in Operational Risk Management and Crew Resource Management used in the Department of Defense.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
Futron Aviation is providing Aviation and Airport stakeholders new insights into the consistently evolving UAS environment. Futron Aviation led a Transportation Research Board, Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) report 03-30 titled “UAS at Airports-A Primer”. Additionally, with its extensive background in Aviation and Safety Risk Management, Futron Aviation has the expertise needed to advise Airports, Commercial and Military Operators, and Manufacturers on all UAS considerations.
Safety Culture/Risk Assessments
Effective implementation of a Safety Management System is enabled by a strong safety culture. Using Futron Aviation’s Vector Process, the proper assessment and shaping of organizational safety culture improves the both the safety and operational performance of your organization.
Events and Conferences
Futron Aviation supports USTDA by linking U.S. companies with partner countries through USTDA sponsored virtual and in-person meetings and conferences and Reverse Trade Missions (RTMs) and Technical Interchanges, to spur U.S. and international economic growth. By organizing and conducting these meetings and conferences, Futron Aviation brings together diverse set of U.S. export leadership in key sectors with international decision makers, to increase foreign trade and improve the sectors world-wide.
FUTRON AVIATION
CELEBRATING 35 YEARS
Futron Aviation’s experts bring decades of experience in critical aspects of safety, operations, hazard analysis, research, and risk management. We view safety as an inseparable and critical component of operational excellence. We strive to integrate safety practices into the daily operational mindset of airports and flying operations, building a culture that views safety as just the way business is done.