Скачать или смотреть Session 2-1. Introduction – Safety Management System (SMS) UPRT | 2025 UPRT Safety Summit

Integrating upset training into a Safety Management System (SMS) is essential for reducing the risk of Loss of Control In-flight. This session outlines how hazards, risks, and mitigation strategies connect directly to UPRT, giving operators a clearer path to embedding upset-response readiness inside an SMS framework. Viewers gain a practical understanding of why structured safety systems make UPRT more consistent, more predictable, and more operationally effective.

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Speaker Background
Capt. Jeff Wofford, CAM Fellow, ATP, CFII, MEI, leads the UPRTA SMS Team. His background spans flight operations leadership, safety program development, and SMS implementation across diverse aviation environments. Jeff brings a clear, operational perspective on how organizations can integrate technical upset-training concepts with data-driven risk management practices. More about the Speaker: https://uprta.org/wps-members/jeff-wo...

What You’ll Learn
• How UPRT fits into an organization’s SMS structure and safety processes.
• Practical methods for identifying hazards and assessing risk related to LOC-I.
• How SMS-aligned mitigation improves pilot readiness and operational safety.

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This session establishes how SMS provides the structure needed to embed UPRT into daily operations, enabling organizations to manage hazards, strengthen mitigation, and improve safety performance under pressure.

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