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Safety management manualResearch document type
Airport emergency planResearch document type
Repair station manualResearch document type
Quality control manualResearch document type
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FAA Safety Management Systems
14 CFR Part 5 and applicable Part 139 SMS requirements
For operations/certificate holders within the applicable FAA SMS rule. The 2024 Part 5 expansion includes specified Part 21, Part 135 and section 91.147 operations; other organizations can participate voluntarily. Part 139 airport SMS has separate triggers/timelines. Existing covered Part 135 and 91.147 operators generally have a May 28, 2027 implementation date; new entrants follow their applicable certification/LOA conditions.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Which FAA operation, certificate or airport category determines mandatory versus voluntary SMS?
When was the certificate/LOA issued or application received, and which implementation timeline applies?
Part 40 specifies procedures for DOT-required drug/alcohol testing; the applicable transportation agency rule determines who and when to test. Confirm the mode and safety-sensitive role, such as FMCSA-covered CDL operations under Part 382. Employers remain responsible when service agents perform testing tasks.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
Which DOT agency rule and safety-sensitive job make testing required for these workers?
Who is the employer and which service agents perform collection, testing and return-to-duty functions?