Fatigue is one of the biggest safety risks in aviation. It reduces alertness, affects decision-making, and increases the chance of human error. The Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS) Course helps aviation professionals understand, prevent, and manage fatigue through a structured safety approach.
This 3-day classroom course (24 hours) focuses on practical tools and real-world examples. It follows the latest international guidance from IATA, ICAO, and IFALPA, including the Fatigue Management Guide for Airline Operators (2015), ICAO Annex 6 and 19, and ICAO Doc 9966. Participants learn how to design and maintain an effective FRMS that supports safety performance and meets global requirements.
You will explore how sleep science, circadian rhythms, and work patterns influence fatigue. The course explains how to collect data, identify fatigue hazards, and take action before safety is compromised. You will also learn how to integrate FRMS into your organization’s Safety Management System (SMS).
Interactive sessions and case studies encourage active participation. Each activity focuses on applying fatigue science to real operations. Trainers share best practices from airlines and authorities around the world.
This course suits anyone involved in flight operations, crew management, or safety oversight. It gives you the confidence to lead fatigue risk programs, investigate fatigue-related events, and make informed safety decisions.
