Vendor Vetting for Adventure Travel Operators

An identified risk has no value to a Safety Management System until it is mitigated. On a ramp, each zone carries a different level of risk based on the probability and severity of an event: a critical zone near a pedestrian crossing, a high-risk zone around ground equipment, a controlled zone elsewhere. That is the same logic behind a risk matrix in an SMS: probability multiplied by severity, used to prioritize action where it actually matters. This is not theoretical. According to IATA, ground damage currently costs the industry about 5 billion dollars a year, a figure that could double by 2035 without preventive action, with more than 60 percent of incidents caused by ground support equipment. Identifying a risk is not enough. Mitigation requires barriers, procedures, alert thresholds, and follow-up that confirms the measure holds over time. On paper or in a spreadsheet, that follow-up fades fast: risk zones are not updated in real time, and the alert arrives after the incident, not before. Digitalization changes that dynamic. It allows risk zones to be tracked continuously, links every risk to its mitigation measure, and triggers an alert before impact instead of a report after the fact. This is the ground we work on at Ron & Scott Aviation Consulting: building this layer of risk management and tracking into our clients' SMS, from identification to mitigation, with full traceability. In your own operation, the question is not whether risks are identified. It is whether they are actually controlled, and how fast. #RiskManagement #SMS #SGS #AviationSafety #RonScottConsulting

This complimentary for Facility Management Association of Australia members webinar will provide practical insights into developing a risk profile for slips and falls and implementing effective controls to reduce the likelihood of incidents and potential liability. Presented by QED's Aidan Donovan and Ennio Bianchi, attendees will explore how formal slip-resistance measurement programs and practical assessment techniques can help identify hazards, inform risk controls and strengthen overall site safety. The session will combine practical risk management methodologies, real-world case studies and actionable solutions that facility and building managers can apply in their own workplaces. FMA Members: Free Non Members: $30 Register here -> https://lnkd.in/gZ5TJS-8 #sliptesting #webinar #FMA

Most of us stop at "WHO could be harmed?" in risk assessment. But a true risk assessment goes further. I learned this yesterday in the Risk Assessment Webinar with Mr. KOLLE FIRMIN organized by TalkSafetyWithFrank: We must also ask "WHAT could be harmed?" A good risk assessment protects: People, yes but also Assets, Environment, Business Continuity, and Reputation. Because protecting people is our priority, but protecting what keeps the business alive tomorrow is how we build a truly safe and resilient organization. RISK = Hazard x Who/What is Exposed x How it Could Happen x Consequences x Controls put in place. Goal: Understand the risk. Control the risk. Protect what matters. #RiskAssessment #HSE #SafetyFirst #ConstructionSafety #TalkSafetyWithFrank #HealthAndSafety #SafetyCulture

Risk Management Breaks at the Handoff ✈️ A disconnected risk management workflow rarely fails at the screen. It fails at the handoff. In aviation operations, managing risk involves more than recording an incident. The information needs to move smoothly between the people responsible for reporting, assessment, investigation, action, and follow-up. The workflow can break when: 🔹 Incident → Safety Team — reports don't reach the right owner with enough context. 🔹 Risk Assessment → Operations — identified risks don't translate into timely action. 🔹 Corrective Action → Verification — actions are completed without a clear follow-up trail. This becomes even more important when safety reporting needs to remain controlled, traceable, and aligned with operational requirements. A stronger workflow connects: Trigger → Owner → Decision → Evidence → Outcome With AeroGuard SMS, aviation teams can bring incident and risk workflows into a more connected safety management environment. 💡 The goal isn't simply to collect safety reports. It's to make sure the right information reaches the right person at the right time. 👉 What is the biggest bottleneck in your current workflow? Book A Demo: https://lnkd.in/gYF7ZDty www.kreup.ai Sabu John BoscoJom sAswini KAbinaya L JAyushi GuptaDhairya Katkoriya #SafetyManagement #AviationSafety #OperationalExcellence #Aviation #RiskManagement #SafetyReporting #IncidentManagement #SMS #AeroGuardSMS #KreupAI

Travel doesn’t always go to plan. From security incidents and natural disasters to complex medical situations and travel disruption, having the right support in place can make all the difference.   This latest collection of case studies from On Call International, a Tokio Marine HCC Company highlights how coordinated response and trusted support can make a meaningful difference when travelers face the unexpected, wherever they are in the world.   Take a look through the case studies below to see Travel Risk Management in action: https://lnkd.in/eh5dWwZk   #TMHCC #OnCallInternational

Still relying on a generic risk register? Under the SMS Standard 2026, your safety system needs to reflect how your operation actually works. That means your routes, your risks, your people and clear accountability for who owns safety. A template might give you a starting point. It does not prove the system is operating effectively in your business. When the auditor starts asking the specific questions, will your evidence match what happens on the road? Tag the operator still running on templates. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04xQFkz0 #TransportSafety #SMSStandard2026 #HeavyVehicleSafety #NHVAS #ChainOfResponsibility #RiskManagement #TransportCompliance #Kynection

Commercial cleaning is ultimately a question of consistency, accountability and risk management. In this video, Isaac discusses why organisations should look beyond price alone when selecting a cleaning provider. The content highlights several factors that influence service quality: effective staff training, reliable workers, consistent cleaning standards, clear pricing and the simplicity of working with one accountable supplier. For workplaces in corporate, legal, financial and government environments, inconsistent cleaning can create unnecessary operational and service risks. A professional cleaning partner should therefore be able to provide a structured approach to workforce reliability, quality standards and ongoing service delivery. If your organisation is reviewing its commercial cleaning arrangements, speak with Premium Clean about a tailored solution: https://short.do/ME1L65 Premium Clean Email: hello@premiumclean.co.nz Tel: 0800 786 780 (NZ) Tel: (+64) 92 420 454 #CommercialCleaning #PremiumClean #FacilitiesManagement #WorkplaceServices #CleaningStandards #RiskManagement #ServiceDelivery #CorporateCleaning

Our team will be there throughout the day, ready to share our knowledge, engage in insightful discussions and connect with colleagues, clients and industry leaders. We’re especially proud to unveil our new partnership with #WiSP, where we'll be highlighting innovative technology that can help ensure drink integrity for travellers and much more.

Working at height remains one of the highest-risk activities across the built environment, making robust compliance, risk management, and safe access strategies essential for Duty Holders. Our latest overview highlights some of the key challenges property owners and managers face, from Working at Height Regulations compliance and rooftop access planning, to fall protection systems, equipment audits, and lifecycle management. The right approach not only improves safety outcomes but also helps future-proof assets and protect operational continuity. Take a look at the attached guide for an overview of how a structured Working at Height strategy can help reduce risk and support compliance across your portfolio. #WorkingAtHeight #HealthAndSafety #FacilitiesManagement #PropertyManagement #BuildingSafety #Compliance #RiskManagement #FallProtection #LOLER #AssetManagement #BuiltEnvironment #D2E

In the Netherlands, Duty of Care is a critical responsibility for organisations committed to safeguarding their most valuable assets, their employees. 𝗜𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹 𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗸 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗲 𝗨𝗽 𝘁𝗼 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲? In partnership with werkgeversvereniging AWVN, our new whitepaper explores the changing landscape of Travel Risk Management. Learn about the key responsibilities organizations in the Netherlands have when safeguarding the safety and well-being of employees during business trips and international assignments. Download the paper today: https://okt.to/0ut2j7