Human factors in aircraft maintenance

COURSE INTRODUCTION

Participants will examine the major causative agent in aviation related accidents: The Human Being. Emphasis is placed on the psychological and physiological factors that impact decision making, critical thinking, and task performance. Aviation industry maintenance personnel will develop an understanding of how safety management systems are designed to prevent accidents by accounting for human factors in aviation.

COURSE INFORMATION

Duration

- 3 Day

Pre-Requisites

- None

Recommended Attendees

Aviation Maintenance Personnel
Station Operations Personnel
Ground Operations Personnel

Recommended Level

Entry, Intermediate, Management

Location

On-site or Washington, D.C.

COURSE CONTENT

Introduction to Human factors and Self-analysis of Personality Test
What are Human factors?
The History and Importance of Human Factors in Aviation
The Safety Balance – Risk Management Principles
Human Factor Models to Include Swiss Cheese, Shell, 5M, ADM, and HFACS
The Dirty Dozen
Basic Physiology of Sleep and Fatigue
Safety Culture
Human Factor Integration into Safety Management Systems
GHS Will Customize Course Content to Meet Your Specific Business Needs

COURSE CERTIFICATE

GHS Certificates will be issued to attendees who complete a minimum of 90% of the required class hours and achieve successful results on a course evaluation examination

"WHY GHS?"

Course taught by highly experienced aircraft technical instructors
Customized current course material to reflect customer’s aircraft configuration
Instructors have international multicultural teaching experience

GHS Aviation Group, LLC.
Voice: +1 703.883.0105
Email: inquiry@ghsaviationgroup.aero