The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has launched a new member benefit programme provided by iReportSource, a mobile and web-based application that streamlines safety management system implementation, adoption and management.

iReportSource helps manage everyday safety and all the data that goes with it by digitising and simplifying programme requirements and documentation. A dedicated customer success team is on hand to assist members every step of the way.

A ‘see something, say something’ hazard reporting feature allows iReportSource users to quickly report hazards, near-misses and incidents, along with a photo, through their mobile phone, easing the collection and sharing of valuable information used to strengthen safety management systems.

iReportSource provides administrative efficiency and compliance; Increased employee engagement and accountability; and data-driven analysis and insights.

“As the FAA continues to develop broader SMS mandates for our industry, NATA is continuing to work to provide our members resources, education and opportunities to strengthen organisational safety management,” says NATA managing director of safety and training Michael France. “To that end, the association hosted a series of webinars and podcasts around the subject to help spread the word on best practices and what successful programmes look like. With iReportSource, we found a like-minded partner to assist our efforts with a revolutionary product to take our members' safety programmes to another level. The iReportSource mobile and web-based application is easy to implement and engages employees in a user-friendly format from anywhere, anytime.”

“We are very pleased the have the opportunity to partner with NATA and its members to help advance their safety efforts,” adds Tom Murray, president and COO of iReportSource. “From the beginning of our relationship with NATA, it's been clear that the association and membership both place the very highest priority on safety. We are excited to be part of such an engaged and proactive group.”