7.5  Hazard Analyses  7.6  Safety Data  7.7  Verification of Safety Requirements  7.8  Auditing and Monitoring Program  7.9  Training  7.10 Accident and Incident Reporting  7.11 Interfaces  The SSPP must describe the specific analyses to be performed during the SSP and the  methods to be used to perform these required analyses. The SSPP must show the basic data flow path to be used by the contractor. This information  must show where the system safety activity includes reviewing internally generated data and the  requirement for a contractor to maintain a system safety data file. Safety verification must be demonstrated by implementing a dedicated safety verification test  and/or assessment program. The SSPP must include:  The contractor’s SSPP must describe the techniques and procedures to be used in ensuring the  accomplishment of internal and subcontractor SSPs. The prime contractor must conduct audits  of major vendors, when appropriate. The contractor must ensure that hazard traceability is  maintained.  The SSPP must contain the contractor’s plan for using the results of SSP in various training  areas. As the SSP will produce results that should be applied in training operator, maintenance,  and test personnel, procedures must account for transmitting hazards that relate to training to  any activity preparing training plans. Training must not only be continuous but also be  conducted both formally and informally as the program progresses. The SSPP must also  address training devices.  The contractor must notify the PO immediately in case of an accident. The SSPP must include  the details and timing of the notification process. The SSPP must also define the time and  circumstances under which the PO assumes primary responsibility for accident and incident  investigation. The support provided by the contractor to FAA investigators must be addressed. The procedures by which the PO will be notified of the results of contractor accident  investigations must be detailed. Provisions must be made for an FAA observer to be present for  contractor investigations. Any incident that could have affected the system must be evaluated  from a system safety point of view. In this case, an incident is any unplanned occurrence that  could have resulted in an accident. Incidents involve the actions associated with hazards, both  unsafe acts and unsafe conditions that could have resulted in harm. Since conducting an SSP will eventually affect almost every other element of a system  development program, a concerted effort must be made to effectively integrate support  B_SRMGSA_202003  Originally published March 2020  Uncontrolled copy when downloaded  B-5  • The verification (e.g., test, analysis, and inspection) requirements for ensuring that  safety is adequately demonstrated and the verification results documented,  • Procedures for making sure test information is transmitted to the FAA for review and  analysis,  • Procedures for ensuring the safe conduct of all tests, and  • Reviews and audits evaluating development assurance safety requirements. 