Human Factors Training For Aircraft Maintenance

Reduce Human Error.

Strengthen Safety Performance.

Comply With Regulatory Requirements.

TACG is a worldwide leading provider of aviation Human Factors training. We have been providing Human Factors training to aviation operators on a worldwide basis since 2000. Our Human Factors courses are cost-effective, flexible, and practical (we minimize theory and maximize real-world experiences, examples, and case studies). TACG offers Human Factors courses for airline line maintenance facilities, MROs, FBOs, manufacturers, and more. TACG's Human Factors courses meet and exceed the requirements of Regulators worldwide (including FAA, Transport Canada, and EASA).

Human Factors Training Courses

Human Factors Train-the-Trainer
(5 Days)

This course is appropriate for company personnel who would like to learn how to develop and teach HF courses. This is a 5-day intensive course that, upon successful completion, will certify the candidate as a company HF trainer, and be approvable as such by your CAA.

Ideal For:

Safety managers
Training managers
Quality managers
Internal instructors
Regulatory compliance personnel

Key Outcomes:

Human Factors course development
Adult learning techniques
Instructional delivery skills
Facilitation methods
Regulatory compliance knowledge

Human Factors Recurrent Training
(1 Day)

This course is appropriate for aircraft maintenance engineers who have had Initial (or previous Recurrent) HF training.

Benefits:

Meets recurrent training requirements
Refreshes critical safety concepts
Reviews industry lessons learned
Reinforces error prevention strategies

Human Factors Initial Training
(2 Days)

This course is appropriate for aircraft maintenance engineers who have not had any previous HF training, or have not had an HF course for an extended period of time.

Topics Include:

Human performance limitations
Situational awareness
Communication
Decision making
Error management
Safety culture
Teamwork and coordination

Human Factors Trainer Recurrent
(2 Days)

This course is appropriate for HF trainers who need refresher training (typically every 2 years). Upon completion of this course, the attendee will be up-to-date on HF topics and course development/delivery methodologies.

Topics Include:

Teaching Tools and Methods
Assessing the Effects of HF Training
Open Discussion of Course Attendee Experiences Teaching HF
Student Presentations
HF Course Development