What aspects should a risk register for small ground handling organisations cover according to GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii)?

The risk register should cover at least: individual steps in operational procedures, training of personnel, adequate resources, existence of operational procedures and instructions, changes in the usual way of providing services, operational context (including aerodrome and weather), and, if applicable, serviceability of ground support equipment.

In the risk register example provided in GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii), what columns are included for recording hazard assessment results?

The example includes columns for: hazard identification (number and description), safety risks (how hazards could lead to an incident or accident), severity and likelihood pre-mitigation, existing controls, severity and likelihood post-mitigation, residual risk assessment (severity and likelihood), and who applies the mitigation measures.

What does the risk register example in GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii) suggest for recording the results of assessing potential adverse consequences of hazards?

It suggests recording the results in a risk register with columns for hazard identification, safety risks, severity/likelihood pre-mitigation, existing controls, severity/likelihood post-mitigation, residual risk assessment, and who applies mitigation measures.

Which operational aspects are recommended to be included in a risk register for small ground handling organisations per GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii)?

The recommended aspects are: individual steps in operational procedures, training of personnel, adequate resources, existence of operational procedures and instructions, changes in usual service provision, operational context (including aerodrome and weather), and serviceability of any GSE if applicable.

How does GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii) suggest handling the assessment of potential adverse consequences or outcomes of each hazard?

It suggests that the results may be recorded in a risk register, and provides an example of such a register with specific columns for hazard identification, safety risks, severity/likelihood pre- and post-mitigation, existing controls, residual risk, and mitigation responsibilities.

What is the purpose of the risk register example in GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii)?

The example is provided to illustrate how the results of the assessment of potential adverse consequences or outcomes of each hazard may be recorded in a risk register.

In the risk register example, what does the column 'Existing controls' refer to?

The column 'Existing controls' refers to how the safety risk is mitigated, as indicated by the footnote in the section.

According to GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii), what should be considered regarding changes in the usual way of providing GH services?

Changes in the usual way of providing GH services should be covered in the risk register as one of the recommended aspects.

GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii) General requirements for the management system

Q: According to GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii), what is the recommended minimum content for a risk register in small ground handling organisations?

The recommended minimum content includes: individual steps in operational procedures, personnel training, adequate resources, existence of operational procedures and instructions, changes in usual service provision, operational context (aerodrome and weather), and serviceability of any GSE if applicable.

Q: What does the 'Safety risks' column in the risk register example represent?

The 'Safety risks' column represents how those hazards could lead to an incident or accident, as indicated by the footnote in the section.

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GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii) General requirements for the management system

ED Decision 2025/007/R

SAFETY MANAGEMENT — RISK REGISTER FOR SMALL GH ORGANISATIONS

(a) It is recommended that the risk register cover at least the following aspects:

(1) individual steps in the operational procedures applied in the provision of GH services;

(2) training of personnel;

(3) adequate resources for the provision of GH services;

(4) existence of operational procedures and instructions for the provision of GH services;

(5) changes in the usual way of providing GH services;

(6) operational context, aerodrome context and weather;

(7) if applicable, the serviceability of any GSE used.

(b) The results of the assessment of the potential adverse consequences or outcomes of each hazard may be recorded in a risk register, an example of which is provided below.

Hazard identification		Safety risks*	Severity/likelihood pre-mitigation		Existing controls**	Risk evaluation: severity/likelihood post-mitigation		Assess residual risk		Who does what in applying the mitigation measures?
No	Description		Severity	Likelihood		Severity	Likelihood	Severity	Likelihood

* That is, how those hazards could lead to an incident or accident.

** That is, how the safety risk is mitigated.

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Source-Title: GM1 ORGH.MGM.200(b)(2)(ii) General requirements for the management system View latest amendments

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-23617 Compare versions

Domain: Ground Handling

Amendedby: Issue 1

Applicabilitydate: 27 March, 2028

Entryintoforcedate: 8 July, 2025

Regulatorysource: ED Decision 2025/007/R Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Part-ORGH

Typeofcontent: GM to DR

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR