A safety risk profile computed from your own data
In 50 words
A safety risk profile tells the organisation where its risk sits and what is driving it. In eAviora the profile is computed every month from 7 weighted components, including barrier health, indicator signals and overdue actions, for the whole organisation and each risk family, and it is published only after an analyst has reviewed it.
At a glance
The module, on one sheet
- Suite
- Safety Management · Safety Intelligence
- Formula
- 7 weighted components, scored 0 to 100
- Components
- Base risk, trend, barrier health, active signals, corrective action exposure, data confidence, surveillance coverage
- Scope
- The whole organisation and each risk family, every month
- Stages
- Computed, reviewed by an analyst, Published
- Works with
- Safety Performance Indicators, Hazards, Action Plans, Governance
What it does
Four things, done on the record
Computed, not typed
7 components, each with a fixed weight, give one score from 0 to 100; nobody overrides it by hand.
Worst case wins
Each risk family shows the worst initial risk level among its records, as ICAO Doc 9859 frames it.
Reviewed before it is published
An analyst accepts, annotates or rejects the figures, and explains any change of band.
Frozen once published
The published band and score are frozen, so a later recompute never moves what the board read.
In the product
Barriers below effective
- The barriers rated below effective, out of all those in scope.
- Each barrier’s health and its current state.
- How often each one held or failed when an event challenged it.
The rule it holds
No profile is published unreviewed.
Publishing refuses until an analyst has reviewed the figures the profile holds now; a recompute after the review sends it back.
On the graph
What it links to
Questions buyers ask
Short answers
Can we adjust the score?
No. The score is computed from its components. An analyst can annotate it or reject it, but never type a number.
How often is it computed?
Every month, for the whole organisation and for each risk family that has an active indicator.
What does the board see?
The published profile. Its band and score are frozen at publication, with the audience and the analyst review it relied on.
Reading
From the insights library
- RISK AND INTELLIGENCEThe Computed Safety Risk Profile: A Seven-Component Answer to “Are We Getting Safer?”
- RISK AND INTELLIGENCESafety Performance Indicators for Airlines: How to Build a Practical SPI Library
- RISK AND INTELLIGENCEHow Airlines Can Connect Occurrence Reporting, CAPA, SPI and Safety Risk Profiles
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