Safety and Quality
Avio Aero Safety Management System Overview
At Avio Aero, the safety of products and services provided is the primary objective pursued during all phases of design, manufacturing, control and maintenance in all locations and monitoring during their operational life. To pursue this intent, Avio Aero adopts a Safety Management System, in which risks are systematically and proactively managed.
The Safety Management System provides a structured framework for managing safety risk and continuously improving safety performance through four key components:
• Safety Policy and Objectives: Setting safety roles and accountability
• Safety Risk Management: Assessment and mitigation of risk in operations
• Safety Promotion: Encouraging safety through training, communication and reinforcement of safety culture
• Safety Assurance: Ensures SMS is functioning as its supposed to and continuously improving
Our Aviation Safety Journey
Avio Aero has embraced a Safety Management System on a voluntary basis since 2014, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to the highest standards of aviation safety. In line with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/1963 for maintenance organizations and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/201 for design and production organizations, the company began implementing a Corporate Safety Management System in 2022, establishing processes and governance aligned with the international industry standard SM-0001.
In March 2025, Avio Aero successfully completed the approval process for its Safety Management System under EASA Regulation (EU) 2022/201. Information Security will be integrated into the system in March 2026, in accordance with EASA PART-IS Regulations (EU) 2022/1645 and 2023/203.
The implementation of the Safety Management System marks another important step in reinforcing Avio Aero’s commitment to fostering a positive safety culture at every level of the organization and to driving the continuous improvement of aviation safety.
An SMS is founded on a safety policy and objectives that set out senior management’s commitment to safety, its goals and the supporting organizational structure.
ICAO Doc 9859 Para 9.3.11.
Avio Aero Safety Policy
0095Q | Safety Policy & Safety Objectives
0096Q | Part-IS Information Security Policy
Reporting Aviation Safety Concerns
If you become aware of any situation that could have an impact on Aviation Safety and/or Information Security we strongly encourage you to:
Notify your management
and use the reporting processes already in place within your organization.
Report it promptly to:
Avio Aero Safety
Manager: [email protected]
Avio Aero SMS Team: [email protected]
At Avio Aero, aviation safety is a shared responsibility. Employees, customers, suppliers, temporary workers and external personnel are all expected to contribute to a strong safety culture by supporting the identification and timely reporting of safety concerns.
Maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety requires constant vigilance. Early identification and reporting of deviations, unusual situations, non-compliances or behaviors that may affect the safety of products, processes, or operations are essential to help prevent risk and enable appropriate action.
Resources:
Hazard taxonomy example
ICAO Safety Management
EASA
ENAC Safety Management System