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Biography: Gary M. Ullrich is an associate professor at the University of North Dakota. Gary's extensive safety knowledge spans Safety Management Systems (SMS), Aviation Safety, Aircraft Accident Investigation, Nuclear Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, OSHA compliance, Risk Management, and Human Factors. Gary served over 20 years in the United States Air Force, holding the crucial role of Chief of Nuclear, Flight, and Ground Safety for an installation with over 12,000 personnel. He ensured the highest safety standards and piloted the Boeing KC-135 globally, with over 20 years of experience in both commercial and military aviation. Gary co-authored a widely used textbook on SMS, covering safety policy, risk management, assurance, promotion, and culture. This resource has significantly contributed to SMS understanding and implementation across various sectors. Additionally, Gary received the John K. Lauber Safety Award, from the International University Aviation Association for his work implementing an FAA Accepted SMS Program. Gary's blend of military and academic experience, coupled with his commitment to safety, positions him as an unparalleled expert in his field. His contributions have enhanced aviation safety protocols and inspired future professionals. Known for his engaging teaching style and personal connection with students, Gary's passion for safety and excellence continues to drive his work, making him an invaluable asset to the aviation community.
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