TS08 | 1 day | Maintenance – Part 145 | Defence | Regulatory Authorities
Aviation managers and leaders are required to demonstrate competence which includes the application and understanding of Human Factors and Human Performance issues, but what does that mean to the organisation and how can that knowledge deliver improved Safety Performance and, ultimately, enhanced Operational Performance?
This course is designed to explore and expand the managers’ personal knowledge of the key Human Factors and Human Performance issues pertinent to their area of responsibility and explore how they can support the improved performance of those elements.
The interactive workshop approach will seek to support your management team in the identification and mitigation of ‘Human in the System’ threats, support the development of a competency pathway for the organisation and turn your Safety Training from a ‘tick-box’ exercise into a programme that delivers a fundamental shift in your employees’ attitudes and behaviour.
Delivered exclusively for your company
How will this course benefit me? Safety Training including Human Factors is an emergent requirement in SMS into airworthiness organisations and as such organisations will be seeking to understand what this might mean to them and how they maximise the benefit of this training.
The course will allow delegates to support the SMS effectively by exploring and expanding their own knowledge while developing a competency pathway for the organisation.
It considers the strengths and limitations of human performance, as well as the principles behind human factors and error management which can serve as a major asset in helping you to reduce human error and improve your organisation’s resilience to it. As a result: improving safety levels, reducing time spent on rework, improving systems efficiency, and ultimately improving the bottom-line performance of employees.
Attending this course will:
Key areas of focus
Is this course right for me? The course is aimed at all airworthiness domains but equally applicable to all aviation domains with an interest in developing their management of human performance, human factors, and error management in support of their SMS.
It is suitable for all leaders and management, including:
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for attending this course
Course details Course format: This course is a balanced mix of group discussions, flipchart work and PowerPoint presentations. Managed exercises give you the opportunity to consider the application and evaluation of new processes and techniques.
Course level: Practitioner Level Training (P) is suitable for those who have worked in the subject for
some time, are familiar with core terminologies and concepts and are looking to develop or update their level of knowledge and practical understanding.
Assessment process: No formal assessment. Two-way dialogue and exercises within the course ensure the facilitator focuses on the greatest areas of need and optimises delegate learning.
Course max size: 16 at our Aviation Safety Academy
If your previous training was more than two years ago, you will need to attend further training to comply with AMC 2 EU Part 145 A.30. (e). For this we would recommend our two-day Human Factors and Error Management Course (TS07). If your previous training was less than two years ago, we would recommend this one-day course which reflects the latest thinking and will give you a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
The course can be tailored in-company to ensure that it meets all regulatory requirements, including the required topics. However due to the diverse range of organisations that attend the Baines Simmons academy, organisation specific HF issues and quality audit findings cannot be covered, nor can feedback be passed back to quality departments. Consequently, attendees of academy courses will require in-house training in these areas when they return to their companies or as part of their pre-course training
