
The document at the
end of the work.
Risk assessments on your own matrix, revision packs with tracked changes, and the monthly safety pack, drafted to Word for your team to check. Every file says it was AI-generated, with a line for who checked it.
Sample data. Wexmoor Air is a fictional operator. The app’s own workflow: “Draft a risk assessment against your matrix”.
A risk assessment on your own matrix.
Hazard, consequence, and initial and residual risk kept apart. Every rating is marked proposed, and the accountable person decides.

Your matrix, not ours
Rated on the matrix your SMS Manual sets out, with the table each rating came from.
What’s already in place
Existing controls quoted from your own manuals, before anything new is proposed.
Signed by a person
Checked by, role and date at the top of every draft.
Revision packs and the monthly pack.
A manual change drafted as a Word pack with a tracked-change copy of your manual, and the safety meeting pack with its slides and charts.

Tracked changes in your own Word file
Each change quoted before and after, in a copy of your manual.
The safety meeting pack
Performance against your indicators, what changed and the items for decision. It never marks an action closed.
Ten document types
Risk assessments, procedures, manual sections, investigation reports, audit findings and more, to Word or PDF.
How teams use it.
A change at the second base
The change risk assessment, drafted on your matrix for the safety review board.
OM-A revision 14
The revision pack and the tracked-change copy, ready for the postholder.
The monthly meeting
The pack and its slides, drafted from the month’s reports when you ask.
More of Chuck
- AssistantAsk, check and draft, every answer cited.
- Review tablesEvery document, the same questions.
- OccurrencesTriage, severity and reportability, proposed.
- Safety dataA year of reports, read and charted.
- Regulation changesWhat changed, before and after.
- Projects & workflowsOne place for each piece of work.

See it against your own manuals.
We set Chuck up with the frameworks you operate under, and walk you through it on your own material.