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Aviation regulators require hazard logs for safety, but many operators skip them despite their critical role in preventing accidents.
Global Aerospace’s SM4 Aviation Safety Program stresses that hazard logs are essential for proactive risk management in aviation, despite being frequently overlooked due to perceived redundancy, workload, and lack of training.
Required by regulations like §5.55(c) and (d), these logs centralize hazards, risks, mitigation actions, and responsibilities, enabling organizations to identify and address safety issues before incidents occur.
Acting like a searchable database or library catalog, they streamline safety assurance by consolidating data from reports, meetings, and change management processes.
Experts urge operators, especially new ones, to adopt and maintain hazard logs to strengthen safety culture and meet regulatory expectations.
Los reguladores de la aviación requieren registros de peligro para la seguridad, pero muchos operadores los omiten a pesar de su papel crítico en la prevención de accidentes.