What problem does it solve?
This Skill eliminates the risk of regulator-rejectable aviation safety paperwork for management of change (MoC) requests, which often lacks specific hazard identification, hierarchy-of-controls-aligned mitigations, and documented approve/decline rationale required by ICAO Annex 19.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Intake Workflow: Forces specificity by asking one question at a time to capture the named operator, exact change details, new/changed hazards, and approval authority, refusing to proceed on vague or incomplete requests.
- ICAO 5x5 Risk Scoring: Uses the shared A7 risk matrix engine with the official ICAO 5x5 MatrixConfig to score hazard risk reproducibly, eliminating inconsistent or forked risk matrices.
- Hierarchy of Controls Mitigation: Ranks all mitigations through the full elimination-to-PPE hierarchy, flagging unjustified PPE/admin-only treatments, and validates all action owners and target dates via smart_actions.
- Mandatory De-identification: Scrubs all personal and health identifiers from inputs before drafting, pseudonymizing data by default and aggregating small cell counts to protect sensitive information.
- SME Review Gate: Runs a domain-expert aviation MoC safety assessor sign-off before presenting any output, ensuring all regulatory requirements are met and no de-identification leaks occur.
- Use Case: An aviation safety manager can use this Skill to assess the safety of adding a new hot-and-high destination to their network, identifying new hazards like unstabilised approaches, scoring their risk, proposing higher-order mitigations, and producing a documented approve/decline decision with rationale for the CAA.
Quick Start
Use the aviation-change-safety-assessment skill to assess the safety of a specific operational, procedural, fleet, or organizational change for your named aviation operator, airport, or AMO by answering the structured intake questions and receiving a compliant, de-identified MoC assessment with 5x5 risk scores and approve/decline rationale.
