TS30 | 4 days
Conducting a successful Human Error based investigation can be complex. Despite all efforts, a Just Culture and unequivocal objectivity, it is still difficult to establish the root cause of an error and to provide your leadership team with a clear picture of what is really going on. All too often the same mistakes keep happening – so what is going wrong? How can you truly understand why errors are occurring and develop effective recommendations to help stop them from happening again?
‘Practical Skills for Investigators’ will help you understand the root cause, and enable you to effect changes that result in improved operational efficiency and ultimately a better bottom line.
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How will this course benefit me?
EU 376/2014 stipulates that organisations operating in the civil aviation environment must effectively report and collect safety information, with appropriate action being taken on the information collected. This course enables you to meet this requirement. It will equip you to become an effective Investigator, to make the causative link between contributory factors and human error, to develop effective and sustainable interventions and to present findings which will:
Key areas of focus
Prerequisites:Delegates should previously have attended training in Human Factors and be within date (2yrs) for their refresher training. A basic understanding of Just Culture principles will also be beneficial.
Is this course right for me?This is a practitioner level course, ideally suited for new and prospective event investigators, typically:
This course would also benefit:
This course is also suitable if you wish to gain a deeper understanding of ‘Just Culture’ within your SMS or if you are experiencing resistance in engaging in effective reporting within your organisation.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is this course suitable for aircraft crash investigation?
A. No, this course does not address issues such as casualty notification, media management and wreckage recovery. This course is designed to address the needs of investigators tasked with eliminating system failures and near misses initiated by your internal safety reporting systems.
Q. How does this course link to Human Factors training and eliminating human error?
A. A thorough understanding of Human Factors is essential to ensure that your investigators make the causative links between failures and the safety recommendations they propose. Too often we see interventions that are ineffective, inefficient, or unsustainable, and as a result problems come back or the burden brought by the recommendation is greater than the original issue.
Q. Does this course cover root cause analysis?
A. Yes, however, the term Root Cause is often misunderstood, which often leads people to mis-identify or over simplify the causes of the originating issue. This course explains the misconceptions caused by the term and the benefits of a human centric causal analysis. The course covers a systematic process that guides investigators through investigation planning,
No, this course does not address issues such as casualty notification, media management and wreckage recovery. This course is designed to address the needs of investigators tasked with eliminating system failures and near misses initiated by your internal safety reporting systems.
A thorough understanding of Human Factors is essential to ensure that your investigators make the causative links between failures and the safety recommendations they propose. Too often we see interventions that are ineffective, inefficient, or unsustainable, and as a result problems come back or the burden brought by the recommendation is greater than the original issue.
Yes, however, the term Root Cause is often misunderstood, which often leads people to mis-identify or over simplify the causes of the originating issue. This course explains the misconceptions caused by the term and the benefits of a human centric causal analysis. The course covers a systematic process that guides investigators through investigation planning,
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