Human Factors in Aviation

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Human Factors in Aviation

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AVIATION SAFETY RECORD

HULL LOSS--World Wide Jet Fleet Accidents by Primary Cause (%)

HULL LOSS and /or Fatal Accidents (By phase of Flight) (%) 

MAJOR AREAS OF ACCIDENTS

WHAT ARE THE LESSONS LEARNED?

NEED FOR SAFETY ENHANCEMENT

Accident investigation reports

Human factors & Flight safety

What are the available resources?

What is Management?

Development of Aviation Safety

What is CRM?

Human Factors 

What is Human Factor ?

PROGRESS ON THE HUMAN FACTORS FRONT

PROGRESS ON THE HUMAN FACTORS FRONT

What is Human Factor Training ?

Focus of Human Factors Training

Human Factors Training

SHEL MODEL

SHEL MODEL

SHEL MODEL

SHEL MODEL

SHEL MODEL

FLIGHT CREW AREAS OF WEAKNESS

MAINTENANCE CREW WEAK AREAS

THOUGHT PATTERNS

WHAT ARE THE NEW TOOLS TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS?

WHAT CAUSES ACTIVE FAILURES?

WHAT IS THE SOLUTION?

REACTIVE APPROACH to PROACTIVE APPROACH

NON-PUNITIVE INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEMS

STATISTICS (PER MILLION DEPARTURES)

CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON AVIATI0N SAFETY

Error, Performance and Safety

Consequences of errors

Call the colours

Error chain reaction

Error Management Prevention 

Update of situational awareness

Effective Communication

What is Inquiry ?

What is Advocacy ?

What is Listening?

CONFLICT

How to resolve Conflict?

Conflict Resolution

Problem Solving Process

Barriers to communication

How to improve communication?

LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

INTERPERSONNEL SKILLS

PERSONALITY & ATTITUDE

Followership Qualities

Human Capital

TEAMWORK LEADS TO SAFETY

REMEMBER FOR TASK ACHIEVEMENT

STRESS

Coping with stress

Crew decision making

Some decision attitudes

How to make better decisions

SAFETY IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

ANSWER TO THE CHALLENGES OF AIR SAFETY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM