Part-145 Human Factors Initial
In aircraft maintenance, safety and quality are not driven by technical expertise alone—human performance plays a critical role in every decision and action. Factors such as fatigue, stress, time pressure, and communication directly influence operational outcomes.
This initial training introduces the fundamental principles of Human Factors, enabling participants to understand, manage, and mitigate performance-related risks. By strengthening awareness of the human element, aviation professionals are equipped to enhance safety, improve decision-making, and maintain high operational standards in safety-critical environments.
Course Description
This Human Factors initial training provides a comprehensive introduction to the human aspects of aviation maintenance. It focuses on how performance-influencing factors—such as fatigue, distraction, miscommunication, and routine—can lead to errors and how these can be identified and controlled at an early stage.
Through practical examples and interactive learning elements, participants gain essential awareness of human performance limitations and develop a proactive approach to error management and safety culture.
Target Group
- Aircraft maintenance technicians (Part-66 licence holders or equivalent)
- Personnel within Part-145 / Part-147 organizations
- Operational and technical staff involved in safety-critical duties
- Personnel requiring initial Human Factors training in accordance with regulatory requirements
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
- Understand key Human Factors principles in maintenance environments
- Recognize performance-influencing factors such as fatigue, stress, communication, and complacency
- Identify potential sources of human error and associated risks
- Understand the impact of human performance on aviation safety
- Apply effective communication and teamwork practices
- Contribute actively to error prevention and a positive safety culture
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of aircraft maintenance or aviation operations
- No prior Human Factors training required
Training Format
- classroom training
Duration
- 2 day
Course Schedule
- Training typically starts at 09 a.m. and ends around 4:30 p.m. The exact schedule will be confirmed in your official booking confirmation.