Mark Myers
Gaining Insight into the Living DNA of a Safety Management System
As safety managers across diverse aviation organizations implement, operate, and enhance Safety Management Systems (SMS), the challenge...
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BALDWIN BLOG
Anne Marie Sollazzo
Oct 28
Preparing for the Unexpected: Why Your Knowledge Must Outlive You
“If I get hit by a bus tomorrow…” It’s a phrase that I use a lot. If you have interacted with me for any length of time, you probably...
Jason Starke, Ph.D.
Oct 14
Hazard Identification under 14 CFR 5.57: A Guide for Interfacing Organizations
In aviation, identifying hazards is fundamental to ensuring safety across the entire industry. The Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR),...
Jason Starke, Ph.D.
Sep 30
The Intersection of Voluntary Disclosure Reporting and Emotional Intelligence in Aviation
In the fast-paced and high-stakes world of aviation, safety is paramount. To maintain and enhance safety standards, regulatory frameworks...
Todd Thomas
Sep 3
There’s No Time Like the Present: Now’s the Time to Start Your Part 135 SMS Implementation
You’ve likely heard the old saying, “There’s no time like the present!” This couldn’t be more relevant as the new Part 135 Safety...
Mark Myers
Jul 29
The Effects of a Learning Mindset on Safety Culture
At Baldwin, we annually conduct a myriad of safety culture surveys to measure the success of SMS implementation and its performance for...
Anne Marie Sollazzo
Jul 4
The Growing Importance of Soft Skills in Safety Management Professionals
In the realm of occupational safety and health, the role of safety management professionals has traditionally been rooted in technical...
Anne Marie Sollazzo
Jun 11
A Journey in Aviation and Leadership
Ten years ago, I rejoined the aviation community as the Dispatch Coordinator for a Part 141 flight school. My first day had me learning...
Donna Shope
May 27
Enhancing Focus with an Internal Evaluation Plan
Recently I went in the wrong direction while driving to an appointment. I didn’t realize my mistake until I arrived in the next town,...
Jason Starke, Ph.D.
May 8
The Interplay of Safety Culture and Eudaemonia: A New Perspective on Workplace Well-being
In today's rapidly evolving work environments, ensuring the well-being of employees has become a paramount concern for organizations...
Mark Myers
Apr 21
7 Warning Signs Your Safety Culture is Slipping
Every company’s safety culture will change daily. This is due to the dynamic nature of employees interacting with one another on...
Jason Starke, Ph.D.
Mar 29
Navigating the Influence of Technology in Safety Management: Insights from the Actor Network Theory
In our ongoing exploration of safety management and organizational excellence, we often dive deep into various theories and concepts that...
Donna Shope
Jan 29
Resiliency after an Accident or Incident – "It is not enough to simply 'recover'
While recovery focuses on returning to the pre-incident state, resilience involves the ability to adapt, grow, and thrive in the face of...
Jason Starke, Ph.D.
Jan 18
Safety Objectives
January is quickly fading into the rearview mirror and this is the point where those who made New Year resolutions are facing their...
Todd Thomas
Jan 2
Four Things You Can Do to Increase Safety Reporting
As a past Director of Safety, nothing frustrated me more than finding out about a safety issue after it had an adverse effect on the...
Mark Myers
Dec 11, 2023
Is ChatGPT Ready to Analyze my SMS portal’s Safety Reports?
There are many articles and blogs written on how ChatGPT, an AI language model by OpenAI, assists with brainstorming, problem solving,...
Don Baldwin
Jan 18, 2023
Getting to Zero One Report at a Time
Recently, our company marked four million filed reports within our Safety Management System (SMS), it gave me cause to reflect....
Don Baldwin
May 25, 2022
You Never Know Who You'll Meet at a Graduation
Don Baldwin went to the RedTail Flight Academy graduation. Two original Tuskegee Airmen were there and they made quite an impression.
Mark Myers
Mar 28, 2022
Be Alert: Beyond Fatigue Lies Burnout & Exhaustion
Two years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, inflation, money issues and the war in Ukraine have...
Todd Thomas
Oct 31, 2021
Do You Have A Plan?
All organizations need an Emergency Response Plan (ERP). Why? It is all about planning your response before an accident or incident...
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