This website uses cookies
More information
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Why visit ACE ’25?

Related background information from the Handbook...

Nimbl

Ops Software

Safety

BAN's World Gazetteer

Maryland
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Request your printed copy

ARC includes risk assessments in SMS approval process
ARC has enhanced its Risk Assessment Tool by streamlining its approval process. By getting the technology up to speed with the US military, the company was able to demonstrate its ability to adapt and customise.
ARC ops director Kristen Mangold.

ARC, a provider of SMS software, is improving its Risk Assessment Tool to include an approval process for medium or high-risk assessments. Inspired by a request from the US Armed Forces, the new tool is now in beta testing and will be available in summer of 2020.

The multipurpose online Risk Assessment Tool can accommodate flight, ground, maintenance, drone ops and FBOs. Part of the company's modular online and iPad app, ARC SMS software, the Risk Assessment Tool is available on its own or in conjunction with ARC's other offerings.

“We greatly enhanced our already clean and easy to use Risk Assessment Tool with a streamlined approval process,” says director of operations Kristen Mangold. “Meeting the rigorous standards of the US military shows our ability to adapt and customise our software and app. This enhanced tool offers better oversight of safety factors, by giving appropriate individuals in a department real time visibility surrounding risk evaluation.”

With the new update, the process begins as normal with the user submitting a risk assessment. If it is a medium or high-risk score, an operator has the option to implement a review and approval process. The submission will then be pushed to a supervisor for review, where the individual can decide to approve or reject it.

In some cases, the approval process will end there, but for larger departments, the manager can also decide whether to approve the assessment, reject it or advance it further up the approval chain. The requester and all individuals involved receive alerts when an assessment has been approved or rejected and the approval status appears in the status column.

Other News
 
Carwile to perform dual role for GGT and WCA
November 13, 2024
Web Manuals and ACSF join forces for wider safety standard distribution
October 22, 2024
Baldwin updates streamline safety management
October 17, 2024
Nimbl releases real-time project tracker upgrades
September 23, 2024
AviationManuals becomes Nimbl
August 30, 2024
AviationManuals and ARC Safety Management now become Nimbl. The platform will continue to provide the same tools and integrations flight operators are accustomed to, but with a slightly changed look.
AviationManuals forges links with learning and data platforms
August 17, 2024