Aviation ERP Kit

Your SMS says you have an emergency response plan. Make that true.

14 CFR 5.27 requires emergency response coordination, and every audit standard (IS-BAO, ARGUS, Wyvern) asks to see the plan. This kit is the complete ERP: activation checklists, go-team roles, family assistance and media procedures, drill scenarios, and the wallet cards your people carry when the worst day starts.

Get the ERP Kit — $795 SMS + ERP bundle — $2,495

What's in the kit

ERP Manual template (.docx) — activation criteria and levels, command roles sized for small operators, notification matrix, and the first-24-hours timeline
Activation checklists — accident, missing aircraft, ground emergency, security event: one page each, laminated-card format
Go-team kit list & role cards — who goes, what they carry, what they say and don't say on scene
Family assistance (NOK) procedures — the calls nobody wants to make, scripted with dignity
Media holding statements — fill-in-the-blank first statements so nobody improvises on camera
Drill scenarios + evaluation forms — two tabletop exercises per year keeps the plan (and the audit) alive
Wallet cards — activation numbers and first actions, print-and-cut

Why this attaches to your SMS: §5.27 requires your safety policy to address emergency response coordination — and it's a standing item on every IS-BAO/ARGUS/Wyvern audit. An SMS that points at an ERP that doesn't exist is a finding waiting to be written.