Human Factors Awareness Training

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Human Factors Awareness Training

Human Factors Awareness Course Code HF-I-EN-V2017

Prerequisites: a good understanding of English. 

Target Group for Human Factors Awareness :
All EASA Part M and Part 145-approved organizations personnel, and their subcontractors. Qualified mechanics who, within the scope of Parts M, 145 and 66 regulations, wish to extend their knowledge on the subject.

Training Language: English

Duration: 7 hours

Final Test: MCQ

Certification: The trainee receives his/her certificate as soon as he/she has successfully passed the final test.

Validity: 2 years.

Course Objectives

  • Understand the origins of errors

  • Identify and avoid situations likely to generate human errors within one’s professional frame

  • Improve awareness of one’s physiological and psychological limits and the reliability and safety of all actors taking part in maintenance operations

  • Remain familiar with the Safety Management System (SMS) fundamentals

Teaching resources :

  • Training material available online
  • Exercises and self-assessment MCQs available on the site
  • Asynchronous remote tutoring is available by e-mail in the event of particular learning difficulties, using the “Contact us” form.
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To find out more on Human Factors Awareness:

Key Regulations and Guidance:

  • Regulation (EU) No 965/2012: This regulation establishes common rules for the organization and conduct of air transport. It includes requirements for SMS.
  • Part-145: This part of the EASA Basic Regulation lays down requirements for maintenance organizations. It mandates the implementation of an SMS for maintenance organizations.
  • Part-135: This part regulates commercial air transport operations. It also requires the implementation of an SMS.
  • EASA Safety Management System Guidelines: These guidelines provide detailed guidance on the implementation and operation of SMS in the aviation industry.

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