Space Safety Training
Optimise safety performance in aerospace
Developing Space Industry Safety
2-day course | Classroom & In-Company delivery
- Develop and apply System and Process Safety approaches within their organisations.
- Implement the requirements of the UK Space Regulations 2021 such that effective safety principles become established.
- Leverage the learning to cultivate both effective organisational Safety Culture and Process Safety.
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Why is developing Space Industry Safety important?
Developing Space Industry Safety is crucial for ensuring that space operations are conducted without undue risk to people, equipment, or the environment. It involves implementing key safety principles outlined in the UK Space Industry Regulations 2021. These principles help operators establish effective safety systems, create a positive safety culture, and prevent failures by learning from past incidents.
Course Overview
The UK Space Industry Regulations 2021 embodies the objective of encouraging safe practice in the UK Space Industry, with the intent of using established principles. What are these principles, and how should they be applied? To answer these questions, the course introduces standard industry safety principles and applies them through presentations and exercises, to understand the underlying value.
The course draws on the UK CAA Space Team’s own learning, together with experience and observation from their space industry monitoring activities. The course comprises of a two-day classroom event, delivered by UK CAA Space Regulatory Specialists, and will include Process Safety and Safety Culture training.
This course is suitable for individuals working within the Space Industry, both in industry and regulatory roles, seeking an introduction to System and Process Safety. The course is applicable to both UK and International operators under the UK CAA license and those who wish to gain an understanding of how to develop effective Space Industry Safety.
This training course will include the following topics:
- Recognition of Process Safety, Safety Barrier Principles, and the role of Industry Memory
- Relationship between Leadership, Safety Culture, and effective Process Safety.
- Concepts of Systemic Issues, Latent Errors, and Active Failures.
- Importance of learning from industry failures in preventing failures from underlying issues.
- The need to develop Soft Skills in parallel with these principles for effective results.
- Value in collecting, analysing, and sharing safety data.
- Understanding why a robust safety culture also drives business success.
Delegates attend a two-day classroom event, where they can develop their skills in practice through interactive face-to-face presentations, group work and practical exercises.
By the end of this course, delegates will be able to demonstrate a knowledge of how to:
- Implement the requirements of the UK Space Regulations 2021 such that effective safety principles become established.
- Develop and apply System and Process Safety approaches within their organisations.
- Understand the value of these approaches in ensuring effective Process Safety management.
- Recognise the relationship between these principles and generating a positive Safety Culture.
- Learn from space and other industry failures to recognise how underlying issues create contributory causes.
- Leverage the learning to cultivate both effective organisational Safety Culture and Process Safety.
Participants should be familiar with the Space environment in the context of the course.
Meet your Instructors
Michael Nebylowitsch
Developing Space Industry Safety
Michael joined the CAA Space Regulation Team in 2021 where he researched, collated, and ran workshops around Human Factors lessons learnt from industry failures. In 2024 he joined CAA International to develop and deliver training in 'Developing Space Industry Safety'. He previously worked at British Airways where he most recently managed the Avionics and Flight Data Technical Team within the Engineering Department. During his career at British Airways Engineering, he created and presented Human Factors courses aimed at influencing safety. He started as an Engineering Apprentice with British Airways in 1974.
Additional Information
Course delivery methods
This course can only be attended in-person at our London Gatwick training facility or in-company. At present, this course is not delivered virtually.
- Face-to-Face Classroom Course: Embrace the traditional learning method by attending our physical training venue. Benefit from direct interaction with our instructors and fellow participants, creating an immersive and hands-on learning experience. To book a classroom course, please check the booking table at the top of this page and select your preferred training venue location.
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Further reading
Delegates should be familiar with the general structure of the Space Industry Regulations and other relevant regulatory documentation prior to the course. Some pre-reading material may be made accessible before the course.
In-company delivery
We can also tailor this training course to suit your organisation’s training requirements. These bespoke training packages can be delivered at your organisation’s location – almost anywhere, worldwide. Please Contact us for more information and to discuss your requirements.
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