Runs safety & the audit trail
FlyerOS for a Safety & Compliance Manager
You run reporting, risk and the audit trail as a continuous function. FlyerOS keeps the compliance and document trail current, so an inspection is a filter over existing records rather than a fortnight of reconstruction. Safety management, the SMS itself, is on the roadmap.
The job today
Running reporting, risk and the audit trail as a continuous function, not a fortnight of reconstruction before an inspection.
How FlyerOS works for a safety & compliance manager
The audit trail, kept as you go
Training records, airworthiness and flight-time limits are recorded as the day runs, so the evidence an inspection asks for is already there rather than reconstructed.
Evidence packs that assemble themselves
Scoped, date-filtered, read-only and expiring, built from the records the day produced, not hand-collated the night before the audit.
Controlled documents, acknowledged
Manuals and procedures versioned, issued and acknowledged, with who-read-which-version on record when someone asks.
What changes for you
Inspection-ready is the default
The audit trail is always current, so an inspection becomes a filter over existing records, not a scramble to rebuild them under time pressure.
What a safety & compliance manager uses most
The parts of the product this role lives in. Each is marked with where it is today: live, an interactive preview, or planned, so you always know what you can use now.
Safety Management System
PlannedConfidential reporting, hazards, risk matrices, investigations and CAPA.
Compliance & Quality
LiveApprovals, controlled manuals, audits, findings and audit-ready evidence packs.
Documents & Resources
LiveTenant-scoped resource centre with versioning, access rules and acknowledgements.
Analytics & Reports
LiveRole dashboards with drill-through, defined metrics and scheduled exports.
See what FlyerOS looks like from a safety & compliance manager’s seat.
We’ll set the walkthrough up around your role and your fleet, and reply within one business day.