HF + Safety

Human Factors in accordance with Part-145 Initial Training

TRAINING TYPE

Human factors - video presentation with voice over (pre-recorded, self-paced)


TIME REQUIRED

At least 5 hours 25 minutes


ABOUT THE COURSE

Many investigations of accidents/incidents in aviation have revealed "human factors" to be an important element in the chain of unfortunate events.

The term ‘Human factors’ refers to the principles which apply to aeronautical design, certification, training, operations and maintenance whilst seeking to ensure a safe interface between a human and other system components by paying due consideration to human performance.

In order to reduce the impact of human factors, it is highly important to ensure that all the processes involved in the maintenance of aeronautical products are analyzed and any procedural requirements are adhered to at all times.


OBJECTIVES

  • Improve the level of awareness as concerns Human Factors
  •  Enhance the understanding of Human Performance issues related to aircraft maintenance activities.
  •  Understand the nature of Human Error;
  •  Identify and predict potential maintenance Human Error;
  •  Reduce human error working under the stress and fatigue;
  •  Identify strategies for reducing or controlling maintenance Human Error;
  •  Adopt a credible, non-punitive policy toward human error (not violations);
  •  Demonstrate a commitment to taking action to reduce error-inducing conditions;
  •  Identify threats and deal with them before they become errors;
  •  Assist in assessing current and proposed maintenance policies and procedures;
  •  Conduct investigations for individuals involved mishaps or other incidents;
  •  Develop effective risk management practices.


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TARGET GROUP

Training course is dedicated, but not limited to maintenance organization personnel listed below.

  •  Post-holders, managers, supervisors;
  •  Certifying staff, support staff and mechanics;
  •  Technical support personnel such as planners, engineers, technical record staff;
  •  Quality control/assurance staff;
  •  Specialized services staff;
  •  Human factors staff/human factors trainers;
  •  Store department staff, purchasing department staff;
  •  Ground equipment operators.

BENEFITS

  • Flexible: it's a pre-recorded self-paced course
  • Demo version preview
  • Technical Support
  • Cost-effective
  • Online training certificate issued by EASA Part-147 approved Maintenance Training Organization (MTO)

NECESSARY CONDITIONS

  •  Internet access
  •  Fluent technical aviation English language

PREREQUISITES

None


GROUP SIZE

Unlimited size for online training


EXAMINATION

  • During the course, interactive questions are asked to make sure that students understand the course material
  • No examination will be held.

COMPLETION

Upon successful completion of the training course (100%), participants will receive an Online Training Certificate issued by FL Technics, which is an EASA Part-147 approved Maintenance Training Organization (MTO).

FL Technics is approved to the requirements of:

  • Part-147 under approval reference No LT.147.001 Part-145 under approval reference LT.145.011 
  • Part-CAMO under approval reference No LT.CAMO.0015
  • Part-21 under approval reference EASA.21J.496 and LT.21G.0004 
  • ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015

NOTE

  •  For private accounts: purchased HF (accordance part 145) online training course can be activated within the 6 months past the purchase date. Once the course is activated it must be completed within the period of 2 months.
  • For corporate accounts: purchased HF (accordance part 145) can be activated within the 1 year past the purchase date. Once the course is activated it must be completed within the period of 2 months.
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CONTENT

  •  General / Introduction to human factors
  •  Safety Culture / Organizational factors
  •  Human Error
  •  Human performance & limitations
  • Environment
  •  Procedures, information, tools and practices
  •  Communication
  •  Teamwork
  •  Professionalism and integrity
  •  Organization’s HF program

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Human Factors in accordance with Part-145 Initial Training

access_time 5 hours 25 minutes
HF + Safety

Syllabus

0 - General
00:34
1 - Introduction
01:17
1.1 - General
01:16
1.2 - The need to take Human factors into account
02:47
1.3 - Incidents attributable to Human Factors
00:43
1.4 - What are Human Factors?
01:44
1.5 - Human Factors model - Shell
06:40
1.6 - Murphys Law
01:00
1.7 - Quiz
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2 - Safety Culture / Organisational factors
01:55
2.1 - Quiz
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3 - Human Error
00:22
3.1 - Error models and theories
14:38
3.2 - Types of errors in maintenance tasks
05:02
3.3 - Violations
04:08
3.4 - Implications of errors
09:00
3.5 - Avoiding and managing errors
03:03
3.6 - Human reliability
01:54
3.7 - Quiz
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4 - Human performance & limitations
00:39
4.1 - Vision
07:44
4.2 - Hearing
07:47
4.3 - Information-processing
02:43
4.4 - Attention and perception
04:11
4.5 - Situational awareness
05:28
4.6 - Memory
06:06
4.7 - Claustrophobia and physical access
01:55
4.8 - Motivation
04:18
4.9 - Fitness/Health
07:39
4.10 - Stress
16:11
4.11 - Workload management
08:59
4.12 - Fatigue
09:16
4.13 - Alcohol, medication, drugs
02:31
4.14 - Physical work
03:16
4.15 - Repetitive tasks / complacency
02:27
4.16 - Quiz
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5 - Environment
00:28
5.1 - Peer pressure
02:22
5.2 - Stressors
09:09
5.3 - Time pressure and deadlines
04:12
5.4 - Workload
07:58
5.5 - Shift Work
04:29
5.6 - Noise and fumes
04:52
5.7 - Illumination
00:44
5.8 - Climate and temperature
02:26
5.9 - Motion and vibration
01:20
5.10 - Complex systems
02:51
5.11 - Hazards in the workplace
16:13
5.12 - Lack of manpower
01:53
5.13 - Distractions and interruptions
03:46
5.14 - Quiz
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6 - Procedures, information, tools and practices
00:16
6.1 - Visual Inspection
10:47
6.2 - Work logging and recording
03:45
6.3 - Procedure - practice / mismatch / norms
06:08
6.4 - Technical documentation - access and quality
04:19
6.5 - Critical maintenance tasks and error-capturing methods
08:56
6.6 - Quiz
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6.7 - Quiz
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7 - Communication
01:10
7.1 - Introdution
10:59
7.2 - Shift/Task Handover
14:49
7.3 - Dissemination of information
04:18
7.4 - Cultural differences
07:59
7.5 - Quiz
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8 - Teamwork
06:55
8.1 - Responsibility
07:58
8.2 - Management, supervision and leadership
08:26
8.3 - Decision making
01:12
8.4 - Quiz
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9 - Professionalism and integrity
04:34
9.1 - Keeping up to date; currency
02:20
9.2 - Error provoking behaviour
01:10
9.3 - Assertiveness
00:38
9.4 - Quiz
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10 - Organisation's HF program
00:21
10.1 - Reporting errors
00:58
10.2 - Disciplinary policy
02:04
10.3 - Error investigation
01:18
10.4 - Action to address problems
01:33
10.5 - Feedback
01:31
10.4 - Quiz
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