Free Safety Newsletter Templates for Airline and Airports

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Feb. 14, 2014 - PRLog -- The Aviation Consulting Group (TACG) and the well-known aviation safety software company providing SMS Pro,  have teamed up to provide a new aviation safety newsletter template service for airline and airport safety managers. "These safety newsletter templates are offered free of charge and can be used in any manner that safety managers prefer," says Dr. Bob Baron of TACG.

Airline and airport safety managers are time pressured and under considerable pressure to provide quality safety management services. These safety managers are often flying and performing other duties besides performing aviation safety management tasks. Safety newsletters are considered a critical safety promotion activity at most airlines and airports. SMS Pro users frequently use the Safety Newletter Template module to create, submit and manage newsletters (http://www.asms-pro.com).

The free aviation safety newsletter template service is designed to not provide a complete safety newsletter, but provide filler articles to help safety mangers beef up their newsletters. "We recommend that safety managers only use one safety newsletter template article each time they publish their airline or airport safety newsletter," started Dr. Baron. "The remaining content should relate specifically to your organization's goals, objectives and current safety issues." Safety newsletter templates will be published regularly at http://aviationsafetysoftware.blogspot.com

Dr. Baron is the principal author of these aviation safety newsletter templates. He is highly qualified and works with aviation service providers around the world.

Dr. Bob Baron is the President and Chief Consultant of The Aviation Consulting Group (TACG). His specializations include Human Factors (HF), Safety Management Systems (SMS), Crew Resource Management (CRM), Line Operations Safety Audit (LOSA), and Fatigue Risk Management (FRM). He consults with, and provides training to, hundreds of aviation organizations on a worldwide basis. Projects range from short workshops all the way up to, and including, full safety program implementation at some of the largest airlines and aircraft manufacturers in the world. He also works with various civil aviation authorities and accident investigation bureaus to improve safety at the very highest levels of the aviation system. Please visit the TACG website for more information. http://www.tacgworldwide.com