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Course Description


PRT115 - Managing Human Error in Complex Systems (Human Factors Analysis & Classification System) - 23.00 Hours

Prerequisites

None

Description

Human Error is associated with 60 - 80% of all accidents, injuries, and quality defects across a variety of industries including aviation, healthcare, mining, and manufacturing. Managing human error is therefore fundamental to maintaining the viability and profitability of any organization. This class, developed by Dr. Scott A. Shappell and Dr. Douglas A. Wiegmann, provides training in the application of innovative methods for managing human error that are scientifically derived, empirically tested, and proven in the field. Participants will learn how to turn errors into information, information into knowledge, and knowledge in to effective error management solutions.

Topics

  • Develop effective error management and system safety programs.
  • Conduct an applied human error analysis during an accident or incident investigation.
  • Utilize the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) to identify systemic causes of human error.
  • Implement the Human Factors Intervention Matrix (HFIX) to develop focused, data-driven safety programs.
  • Develop a human error database and tracking system for monitoring and evaluating intervention programs.

    Audience

    Management and safety professionals from all industries.

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