Human Factors & Error Management Course
(CAAS H11/M09) - 3 Days
The Human Factors and Error Management Courseis a detailed program designed for Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and Human Resource Personnel who intend to sit for the CAAS H11 examination. It is also beneficial for executives and managers involved in Human Factors policy implementation in the aerospace industry.

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Course Duration
- Full time : 3 Full Days of Lectures (Approximately 24 hours)
- Part time : 9 nights of Lectures (Approximately 27 hours)
Who Should Attend
Trainers, Engineers and Managers
Course Fee
- Full time : SGD $909.50 per participant
- Part time : SGD S$1070 per participant
- SGD $17 (Inclusive of GST) for L11 and L12 exam
- There is 5% discount for members of SIAE
CAAS Exam Fees
ATTC will arrange a special sitting for each relevant CAAS basic paper. An exam fee of $17 (inclusive of GST) is applicable for each paper attempt.
All fees QUOTED ABOVE INCLUDE 7% GST
Course Modules
The following modules will be delivered during the 3 days of lectures.
- Introduction The Need to Take Human Factors into Account, Incidents and Accidents, Attributable to Human Factors/Human Error, Murphy's Law
- Human Performance & Limitations Human Performance as Part of the Maintenance Engineering System, Vision, Hearing, Information Processing, Claustrophobia, Physical Access and Fear of Heights
- Social Psychology The Social Environment, Responsibility: Individual & Group, Motivation & De-Motivation, Peer Pressure, Culture Issues, Team Working, Management, Supervision & Leadership, Maintenance Resource Management (MRM)
- Factors Affecting Performance Fitness & Health, Stress: Domestic & Work Related, Time Pressure & Deadlines, Workload - Overload and Underload, Sleep, Fatigue and Shift Work, Alcohol, Medication & Drug Abuse
- Physical Environment Noise, Fumes, Illumination, Climate and Temperature, Motion & Vibration, Confined Spaces, Working Environment
- Tasks Physical Work, Repetitive Tasks, Visual Inspection, Complex Systems
- Communication Within & Between Teams, Work Logging & Recording, Keeping Up-to-Date, Currency, Dissemination of Information
- Human Error Error models & Theories, Types of Error in Maintenance Tasks, Implications of Errors (i.e. Accidents), Avoiding & Managing Errors
- Hazards in the Workplace Recognising & Avoiding Hazards
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