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Achieving Situation Awareness in Five Minutes

The Rule of Three

Achieving Situation Awareness in Five Minutes

The Rule of Three What?

A simple technique for recognising when hazards have built up to become a serious threat to you and others around you

Why?It is important to know how many problems you are facing, how serious they are, and how you can control them

How?By learning how to quickly identify hazards and define ways for maintaining control

= = STOP!

Immediate Danger! STOP!

Safety Hazards Present! PROCEED WITH CAUTION!

Safe! SAFE TO PROCEED!

Achieving Situation Awareness in Five Minutes

The Rule of Three

Examples of Ambers

• People a new job, numbers, experience, fatigue/hours worked, attitudes, personal problems, personnel/shift change

• Equipmentmaintenance expired, marginal operability, non-standard

• Pressurescommercial, approaching deadlines, poor/lack of planning

• Environmentnight time, bad weather, climate, concurrent operations, a new route

• Changere-organisations, change of plan content, change of plan timing

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