Human Factors & Just Culture in Aviation Safety – E-learning

Short summary

Human factors play a crucial role in airport safety. During this training, participants will learn how human performance and errors contribute to incidents, and how Just Culture can help enhance safety. The course covers the fundamental principles of human factors, their impact on airport operations, and strategies to reduce risks. By gaining insight into these factors, staff will be able to apply safety procedures more effectively and prevent incidents. The training is intended for airside employees, service providers, and contractors. At the end of the e-learning, you will receive an AHLEX certificate.

Target Audience

• Airside employees
• Service Providers
• Contractors

Objectives

• Explain the basic concepts of human factors in aviation safety.
• Describe and apply the Swiss Cheese Model and the SHELL model in safety analyses.
• Identify the Dirty Dozen and highlight their impact on safety.
• Recognize and prevent the risks of alcohol, medication, and drugs on aviation performance.
• Emphasize the importance of ergonomics for safety and efficiency.
• Understand the principles of Human Factors in Aviation Safety Management (SMS).
• Value the concept of Just Culture and recognize its contribution to safety.
• Apply practical strategies to minimize human errors in an aviation context.