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Page 1: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

Cabin Safety SeminarBangkok 2008

Page 2: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

What are Human

Factors?

Page 3: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

What are Human Factors?

Anything to do with people

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Human Factors

Human beings and their work environment

Page 5: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

Human Factors

Human beings and their work environment

Human beings and technology

Page 6: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

Human Factors

Human beings and their work environment

Human beings and technologyHuman beings and procedures

Page 7: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

Human Factors

Human beings and their work environment

Human beings and technologyHuman beings and proceduresHuman beings and the environment

Page 8: Human Factors in Cabin Safety

Human Factors

Human beings and their work environment

Human beings and technologyHuman beings and proceduresHuman beings and the environmentHuman beings and human beings

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The human being is the centrepiece of the framework and is the most critical and

flexible component. It does have limitations which

can be predicted

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Human limitations must be taken into account

during the design phase of all other components

of the system

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SHEL Model

Software – policies, procedures and processes

Hardware – technology

Environment – situation and culture

Liveware – human interaction

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SHEL Model

SoftwareRegulations Written instructionsCompany policy SymbologySOP’s ManualsChecklists PublicationsTraining

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SHEL MODEL

HardwareGalley design Trolley designEmergency equipment ExitsCrew jump seats

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SHEL MODELEnvironment

Temperature NoiseLightening Air qualityTurbulenceSleepFinancial situation Regulatory oversight

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SHEL MODEL

LivewareCRM Team workLeadership Cultural differencesCorporate culture AttitudesTraining

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SHEL ModelSoftware – policies, procedures and processes

Hardware – technology

Environment – situation and culture

Liveware – human interaction

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Flight Deck and Cabin Crew

Why are we different?

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Historical Background

Origins of the job

Public perception

Corporate attitudes

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Physical Separation

Lack of awareness of other’s duties

Different flying schedules

Locked flight deck door

Different FT/DT regulations

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Psychological Isolation

Personality differences

Differences in motivation

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Regulatory Factors

Sterile flight deck procedures

FT/DT limitations

Licensing issues

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Organizational Factors

Administrative segregation

Training issues

Scheduling

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SolutionsJoint crew training

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SolutionsJoint crew trainingCRM

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SolutionsJoint crew trainingCRMFT/DT limitations

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SolutionsJoint crew trainingCRMFT/DT limitationsBriefings

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SolutionsJoint crew trainingCRMFT/DT limitationsBriefingsEmergency procedures

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SolutionsJoint crew trainingCRMFT/DT limitationsBriefingsEmergency roles & proceduresCorporate culture

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SHEL ModelSoftware – policies, procedures and processes

Hardware – technologyEnvironment – situation and culture

Liveware – human interaction

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Manufacturers and Cabin Crew

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ChallengesExit design

Equipment design and location

Galley design

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SolutionsMore input from cabin safety

experts in the design of Cabin interiors Equipment Galley layouts.

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Human Factors IssuesTrainingBriefingsEmergency proceduresPassenger managementCultural differencesTeamworkDisruptive passengers

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Questions?