Human factors in maintenance

The increasing complexity of new airplanes gives to maintenance operations an increasingly critical weight and requires a very controlled human intervention.

Your expectations

You wish to ensure your operations the highest feasible level of safety.

You wish to give to the maintenance staff the required knowledge to carry on their activity in the safest environment.

You want to be in conformity with the PART 145 regulatory requirements.

Our Offer

We offer a training respecting the syllabus specified in the "Guide of measurements implementation related to the safety concept and to the Human factors introduced into the Part 145 regulations”. Beyond the content specified in the regulation, the training is enriched by numerous practical examples and experience sharing which illustrate in a concrete way the limits of human action and the tools to take them into account.

Objectives of the seminar

To enable maintenance staff to better anticipate and manage the risks by adopting safer practices individually and collectively.

To acquire knowledge of human activity in maintenance and its consequences on safety.

To be aware of situations, standard practices, risky attitudes and behaviour and have a good knowledge of protective measures.

Course Content

Human performance and limitations

Social psychology :
- teamwork and its implications

Factors impacting performance

Workplace environment and safety

Tasks :
- complex systems, physical work, repetitive tasks, visual inspection.

Communication

Human error and its costs

Potential hazards in the workplace and management of emergencies