Introduction to Human Factors
One day
Especially suitable for managers, safety engineeers and safety professionals.
What is Human Factors?
The role of Human Factors in major accident prevention.
Understanding error, non-compliance and behaviour
Human Factors principles and concepts
Key Human Factors methods
Implementing Human Factors
Face to face - In house training
Safety Critical Task Analysis
Two and three day options
Practical hands on course
Especially suitable for risk assessors, safety engineers and safety professionals
Role and purpose of safety critical task analysis
Identifying and prioritising safety critical tasks
Task walk through talk through
Assessing safety critical tasks - task, error and Performance Influencing Factors assessment
Judging likelihood of human failure and suporting risk assessment
Human Factors of Hierarchy of Risk control and reducing risk as low as reasonably practicable
Using results for procedures, training, task design, staffing levels and design
Human Factors of design and engineering
One and two day options
Especially suitable for engineers
Human Factors issues - interfaces, workstations and workspaces
Human Factors design principles and concepts
Key design methods including
Task requirements analysis
User needs analysis and Target Audience Descriptions
User testing and prototyping
Human Factors design standards
Human Factors Integration
Early Human Factors Analysis
Human Factors screening and scoping
Human Factors Integration plans
User testing and acceptance
Management of Organisational Change
One day
Especially suitable for managers and safety professionals
Role of organisational change in major accidents
Recognising organisational change
Screening and grading organisational change
Organisational change risk assessment
Mitigating organisational change risks
Governance of implementation of change
Organisational change management arrangements
Fatigue Risk Management
One day
Especially suitable for managers, safety professionals and Human Resources
What is fatigue?
Role of fatigue in incidents and human health
Fatigue risk factors
Fatigue risk assessment - designing shift systems
Real time fatigue risk assessment
Fatigue risk management good practice and standards
Investigating fatigue in incidents
Fatigue risk management system
Policy and management procedures
Staff training
Assessment and management of fatigue
Key Performance Indicators
Human Factors in incident investigation
One and two day options
Especially suitable for anyone involved in incident investigation
Human Factors principles
Examples of blaming without learning
Understanding human behaviour and error
Cognitive bias in investigations
Key methods
Human Factors 5 whys and root cause analysis
Time lines
Human Factors barrier analysis
Mapping the unfolding mindset
Fatigue investigation
Human error and violation decision modelling
Accimaps
Human Factors of hierarchy of risk control and reducing risk as low as reasonably practicable
