Análisis de gestión integral de los sistemas de gestión de calidad y las regulaciones en la aviación colombiana

Abstract

This article aims to know the status of integration of existing management systems for aviation applied to the Colombian case and its harmonization with the mandatory regulations in force in the country, specifically the scope that develops the following standards: AS9100, IOSA, RAC, SMS, CASS. These standards, on various occasions, are incorporated in organizations selectively or integrally, and consequently the results, also have reduced scope or large metamorphoses with very good benefits and opportunities for transformation in companies. For this, the basic elements of the different management systems in relation to quality were identified, as well as the different existing regulations in Colombia. After analyzing the developments, as well as the individual implementation processes in the industry, an instrument was developed to validate their application in a GIS. The results obtained with this tool have been beneficial in understanding how the application of each element is carried out and its applicability for regulatory compliance. The designed instrument is extremely useful to verify how the empowerment of the concepts, methodology, components and integration sequence evolves, likewise, it allows determining strategic aspects, benefits, difficulties and possible disadvantages that may arise when implementing a GIS. The importance of this work is represented in the design of a tool that allows the integration of management systems in Colombian aviation, and the establishment of evaluation elements to verify both the homogeneity and heterogeneity in the elements that compose it.