jmcc- Human Factors in Aircraft Maintenance

Human Factors in Aircraft Maintenance

$95.00 (USD)

The “practical tools” that technicians acquire during the JMCC LLC Human Factors learning modules include:

An increased understanding of the role of Human Factors and the positive actions that professional aviation maintenance personnel can take to have a lasting effect beyond the end of the Human Factors training.
Improved communications
Increased assertiveness
Methods to cope with pressure and stress
How to recognize the onset of fatigue and how deal with it
An overall increased awareness of the importance of Human Factors in maintenance personnel and the safety nets they can personally use to reduce maintenance errors (perhaps the largest benefit).
A work force with a much sharper focus on preventing minor errors which, if left unchecked or uncorrected, can lead to a significant incident or even catastrophic events.
An improved quality, a safer environment, and a more involved and responsible work force.
The reduction of even minor errors that can provide measurable benefits including cost reductions, fewer missed deadlines, reduction in work related injuries, reduction of warranty claims and reduction in more significant events which can be traced back to maintenance error.

Estimated Length: 8 hour(s)

Lessons

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1. Human Factors Module 0 Navigation	-
2. Human Factors Module 1 Introduction	-
3. Human Factors Module 2 Human Factors	-
4. Human Factors Module 3 Safety Culture	-
5. Human Factors Module 4 Human Error	-
6. Human Factors Module 5 Performance and Limitations	-
7. Human Factors Module 6 Environment	-
8. Human Factors Module 7 Procedures, Information and tools	-
9. Human Factors Module 8 Communications	-
10. Human Factors Module 9 Final Test	-

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1. Human Factors Module 0 Navigation

2. Human Factors Module 1 Introduction

3. Human Factors Module 2 Human Factors

4. Human Factors Module 3 Safety Culture

5. Human Factors Module 4 Human Error

6. Human Factors Module 5 Performance and Limitations

7. Human Factors Module 6 Environment

8. Human Factors Module 7 Procedures, Information and tools

9. Human Factors Module 8 Communications

10. Human Factors Module 9 Final Test

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Reduce maintenance errors and their associated costs.
Improve aviation safety and awareness.
Equip aviation maintenance technicians, supervisors and managers with the skills necessary to enhance safety, teamwork and efficiency in the workplace, and therefore, reduce aircraft maintenance errors.
Examine the human role in the chain of events that cause an aviation occurrence and develop ways to prevent or lessen the seriousness of the occurrence.
Recognize the key elements for a successful Human Factors Program.

Expert

Joe Merry

Certificates

Human Factors 8 Module