Safety Risk Management In Accordance With EASA Part-21

Effective safety risk management is a critical requirement for organizations operating under EASA Part-21. As design and production activities grow in complexity, organizations must adopt structured and proactive approaches to identifying hazards, assessing risks, and maintaining compliance with regulatory expectations.

This class provides participants with a practical and regulatory-aligned understanding of risk management principles in the context of EASA Part-21 Subparts G (Production) and J (Design). Through practical examples, regulatory interpretation, and case-based discussions, participants will learn how risk management integrates into production and design management systems, how compliance monitoring supports oversight, and how continuous improvement strengthens organizational safety performance.

Participants will explore applicable regulatory requirements, structured risk analysis tools, and effective mitigation strategies, ensuring they are equipped to support safe design, production, and organizational decision-making.

By the end of this class, participants will be equipped to:

1. Interpret EASA Part-21 risk management requirements within design and production management systems
2. Identify hazards and evaluate associated risks using structured methodologies
3. Develop and apply risk mitigation strategies aligned with regulatory expectations
4. Integrate risk management with compliance monitoring and occurrence reporting systems
5. Apply risk-based thinking to support continuous improvement in Part-21 organizations

1. Part-21 Production & Design Organisation (POA/DOA) staff
2. Compliance monitoring and quality assurance personnel
3. Safety managers and safety specialists
4. Design engineers and certification engineers
5. Manufacturing, production, and supply-chain managers
6. Regulatory and oversight professionals