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Human Factors Initial Course

 

 

 

October 26-27, 2026 (Virtual)

 

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. This Human Factors Initial course is cost-effective, flexible, and practical (we minimize theory and maximize real-world experiences, examples, and case studies). This course meets and exceeds the requirements of major Regulators (including FAA, Transport Canada, and EASA)!

 

 

Course Details

 

Name: Human Factors Initial

Date: October 26-27, 2026

Time: 9:00am-4:00pm daily (EDT/New York time zone) (includes a 1-hour break) 

Location: Virtual

Language: English

Who Should Attend: Although the focus is on aviation maintenance Human Factors, anyone can benefit from attending this course, including other industries. From upper-level management to line personnel to everyone in between, this course will be highly practical, relevant, and useful to you!

Included:

  • Course slides and handouts
  • Certificate of training

Course Objectives:

  • Understand Human Factors and their implications on the job
  • Increase awareness of error-provoking conditions at the organizational and local levels
  • Apply personal error mitigation and reduction strategies

Course Topics:

  • Introduction to Human Factors
  • Human Error
  • The Dirty Dozen/Filthy Fifteen
  • Culture
  • Human Performance and Limitations
  • Communication
  • Teamwork
  • Procedures and Information
  • Summary/Takeaways
  • Various Case Studies/Exercises

 

 


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Meet Your Instructor



Dr. Bob Baron, Ph.D
President/CEO of The Aviation Consulting Group
Full Bio

The Aviation Consulting Group (TACG) was founded in 2000 by Dr. Bob Baron, who serves as President/CEO. Dr. Baron has personally been involved in aviation for over 35 years, with extensive experience as a pilot, educator, and aviation safety advocate.

Sensitive and knowledgeable about various cultures, Dr. Baron uses his 35+ years of academic and practical experience to assist aviation organizations in their pursuit of safety and quality excellence. He has extensive experience working with developing nations and island countries. He also provides training and consulting to some of the largest airlines and aircraft manufacturers in the world, as well as civil aviation authorities and accident investigation bureaus.

Dr Baron’s education includes a Ph.D Degree in Industrial and Organizational Psychology (the things safety culture and SMS are built on), as well as a Master’s Degree in Aeronautical Science (Specializations in Human Factors and Aviation/Aerospace Safety Systems) and a Bachelor’s Degree in Professional Aeronautics (Minor in Aviation/Aerospace Safety).

Dr. Baron was an adjunct assistant professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University from 2009-2012. He taught the Graduate Capstone Project and Research Methods for Aviation/Aerospace courses. He was also a full-time faculty member at Everglades University from 2004-2011, where he taught Safety Management and Human Factors courses at the Graduate and Undergraduate levels.

Dr. Baron has published numerous papers and presentations on a variety of aviation safety topics including Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance, Human Error, Human Performance, CRM, SMS, Safety Culture, Organizational Behavior, Analysis of Various Aviation Accidents, and more. His articles have appeared in various aviation trade publications including Aviation Maintenance Magazine, AeroSafety World Magazine, Flying Magazine, Aircraft Maintenance Technology Magazine, Director of Maintenance Magazine, Journal of the International Society of Air Safety Investigators, and The International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies.

Dr. Baron has also served as a consulting editor for the FAA's International Journal of Applied Aviation Studies (IJAAS) and currently serves on the editorial board for the Journal of Airport Management (JAM) and the Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research (JAAER).

Dr. Baron is type-rated in Learjets (LRJET series) and Citations (CE500 series) and was a Part 135 contract Learjet captain and check airman for numerous operators in the south Florida area from 1996-2004. He was also a simulator and ground instructor for the Lear 35A at Pan Am Intl. Flight Academy in Miami and FlightSafety in West Palm Beach during that same period of time.

 

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