Aviation Management Frameworks (5)

Oil and Gas Aviation Recommended Practices (OGARP) This framework provides guidance on:
- Setting aviation policies
- Assessing and approving aircraft operators
- Managing operational risks in the energy industry's aviation services
Safety Management System (SMS) This framework, promoted by regulatory bodies like EASA, focuses on:
- Proactively identifying hazards and mitigating safety risks
- Integrating safety management into overall organizational management
- Key elements include safety policy, risk management, safety assurance, and safety promotion
EASA Management System (MS) Framework This framework:
- Embeds SMS requirements into a broader management system approach
- Allows integration of multiple certifications and business management systems
- Includes elements like accountability, safety policy, risk management, compliance monitoring, and personnel training
ICAO Annex 19 SMS Framework While not explicitly detailed in the search results, this is a globally recognized framework that outlines:
- Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) for aviation safety management
- Core elements similar to those in the EASA framework
Change Management Models for Aviation While not specific frameworks, several change management models are applied in aviation:
- Lewin's Change Management Model
- ADKAR Model
- Kotter's 8-Step Change Model
- McKinsey 7S Framework
- Bridges' Transition Model

These models help manage various types of changes in aviation organizations, from small-scale adjustments to large-scale transformations.