Description
We can think of Human factors as how we all do our jobs and what can affect us when carrying them out.
Consider aviation; an environment that is not only fast paced, but also subject to much change with little advance notice – Human factors looks at how people can be affected by and perform when multiple factors and circumstances are considered.
Here we look at what Human Factors are, how they can affect us, who they can affect and what we can do to recognise and rectify some of the issues arising from Human Factors in aviation.
Target audience
Anyone requiring Continuation of Human Factor Training in aviation and has already completed their Initial Human Factor training.
Aims
To understand and recognise how human factors can affect our performance and influence our actions including:
- Origins of Human Factors
- Safety Culture
- Incidents & Accidents
- What are Human Factors?
- Health & Fitness
- Fatigue
- Dealing with Human Factors
- Complacency
- Distractions & Stress
- Awareness of Human Factors
- Safety Management Systems
Specifications course taught to:
Course meets requirements as specified in EASA Part 145.a.30 (e)
Notes
This is the Continuation Human Factors course, and should you require Initial Training this is listed on our website.
Duration
Suggested duration for completion is no more than 6 hours.
Interval for continuation
Initial Human Factors training is required primarily, then Continuation training is required every two years (24 months) based on interval from initial completion. Note you must be able to demonstrate compliance of completing the initial for your continuation to be valid.
Method of Delivery
Online via Computer Based Training; for classroom or instructor lead training please contact us info@oat.aero
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