Thomas Moyer

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About Thomas Moyer

The Federal Aviation Administration Safety Management System serves as the foundation for analyzing risk in any system state and determining the appropriate mitigation techniques used to help control and minimize that risk.It is a formalized, proactive approach to system safety applied to all National Airspace System (NAS) changes to ensure that hazards are identified and unacceptable risk is mitigated and accepted prior to a change being made. Provide a framework to ensure that once a change is made, it continues to be tracked throughout its lifecycle.Facilitate Safety Risk Management (SRM) Panels on qualifying proposed changes as requested by field facilities or organizations and report quarterly. Prepare professional Safety Risk Management Documents in accordance with directives.Support NAS SRM audit activities, including planning and targeted audits of Eastern Service Area facilities.Capture approved mitigations and controls and monitor their implementation in the NAS.Apply comprehensive technical knowledge of the NAS to develop improvements in the SRM process, hazard analysis, and assessment.Represent the Eastern Service Area as a senior technical point of contact on SRM issues throughout the Service Area.Develop plans, solutions, and process improvement activities to address current or anticipated NAS problems or issues.Facilitate and lead diverse cross-functional teams through the SRM process and document preparation.Consider new ways to use data by Headquarters (AJI) to enhance the Team's SMS role in the NAS. Collect data, statistics, and compile reports in support of functional area, and initiate or recommend system improvements when data indicates changes are needed.Inform management when problems or situations that impact the agency, a facility, or the aviation community in a timely manner.I am a certified Cadre Instructor for the Air Traffic Organization's Safety Risk Management Practitioner and Panel Facilitation Courses.