Course Overview
Human Factors in aviation focuses on human capabilities and limitations which have an impact on the safety and efficiency of aeronautical operations. The course aims to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and attitudes to enable them to use all available resources for safe and efficient maintenance operations through threat and error management. Regulations require that initial and recurrent Human Factors training is provided to aircraft maintenance personnel. Recurrent training is a one day annual event for aircraft maintenance staff who have attended the initial course.
Participants will specifically be equipped to:
- Gain a greater awareness of the role of human performance and limitations in an aviation maintenance environment
- Be able to provide participants with the skills and knowledge to enable them to use all available resources for safe and efficient flight operations through threat and error management.
- Be able to identify how human capabilities and limitations can influence task performance and safety within the aircraft line maintenance, hangar maintenance and inspection environments.
- Be able to use a maintenance organization’s own Human Factors programmes and system
Key Topics
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- Human Factors Concepts
- Safety Culture
- Communication
- Leadership and Team Building
- Human Error and Violations
- Factors Affecting Performance
- Threat and Error Management
- Advanced Technology and Automation
Target Group
- Aircraft Maintenance Engineers
- Aircraft Maintenance Technicians
- Aircraft Maintenance Managers
- Maintenance Trainers / Instructors
- Development Engineers and Maintenance Planners
- Aircraft Maintenance Inspectors and Auditors
Course Duration
Initial
The course duration is 12 Hours (2 Days)
Refresher
The course duration is 6 Hours (1 Days)