Exposition Risk Management Section Contents

In plain language

Your operations manual (exposition) should clearly describe your risk management procedures, such as how you run pre-flight briefings, use risk matrices, perform technical checks, and report incidents.

Requirement as structured

CAA NZ states that the risk management section of an operator's exposition should outline specific processes and documents used to manage risk, including SOP development, pre-job briefings, risk matrices, feedback loops, post-flight debriefs, technical checks, job safety assessments, and incident reporting.

Original regulatory text

The risk management section in an exposition should outline any processes or documents used for managing risk, such as: • developing SOPs • briefings before jobs to remind everyone of potential hazards before they start a job • use of risk matrices • feedback processes and how feedback is followed up • debriefing post flights • engineer and other technical checks • job safety assessments, for jobs that are high-risk or rarely carried out, to ensure safety measures are followed, and • incident reporting