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"Perspectives 2011" - Sustainability and Annual Report (pdf)

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Introduction Company profile <strong>and</strong> strategyService portfolio Communication <strong>and</strong> social responsibilityP Aviation businessP Non-aviation businessq Quality, security <strong>and</strong> safety) Glossary) Glossaryoperate a ) safety management system (SMS) incompliance with the requirements laid out in Annex14 of the ) ICAO’s Convention on InternationalCivil Aviation <strong>and</strong> Section 45b of Germany’s AviationCertification <strong>and</strong> Licensing Regulations. The SMS iscomprehensive in that it covers the whole airport. Thismeans that we are also responsible for supervisingall of the businesses, frontline services <strong>and</strong> other or -ganizations involved in safety-related tasks at the air -port. Organizationally, responsibility for the system resideswith traffic management in our Aviation division.The airport’s safety team, comprising a safety manager<strong>and</strong> experts from various areas of airport operations,acts as an interface to airline companies, air traffic con -trol, government aviation agencies, <strong>and</strong> their respectivesafety management systems. The team’s coretasks include the following: collaborating on approvalprocedures <strong>and</strong> airport inspections as required underaviation law; conducting airport-wide safety audits;investigating accidents, loss events, <strong>and</strong> safety-relevantoccurrences; <strong>and</strong> liaising with aviation agencieson issues of aviation operations safety.A new crisis management systemIn 2011, we completed a project to refine <strong>and</strong> deploya site-wide crisis management system for FlughafenMünchen GmbH. We conducted this in line with guidanceon critical infrastructures issued by the FederalMinistry of the Interior. The term “crisis” describesa situation that poses a threat to our airport’s existence– a situation that cannot be managed effectivelythrough our regular organizational structure <strong>and</strong> processes,<strong>and</strong> thus calls for a specialized organizationalunit, a crisis team.Crisis management not only involves taking steps tocontrol <strong>and</strong> overcome a crisis (including issuing alerts,rapidly assessing the situation, etc.), it is also abouthaving a crisis management office in place, staffed bya specialist team that is responsible for safeguarding<strong>and</strong> refining the organization’s crisis readiness.During the crisis management project, we appointedeight crisis team supervisors, who are on call aroundthe clock according to a duty roster, plus seven situationassessors, whose role is to assess the crisispotential of emerging situations <strong>and</strong> to work with crisis58

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