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What's New
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July
8 - July 21, 2006 Human Factors
Research and Engineering
Newsletter (To view previous newsletters
click here
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Fourth Technical Program Review
on FAA human factors research
is now available.
"As we
look back over those years, we
can see significant
achievements by all our
program managers and
researchers. For example, our
Web page has matured, and now
includes the Human Factors
Workbench, which assembles in
one easy to use location the
most-needed information for
practitioners, researchers,
and managers in the human
factors community. Early
versions of the Human Factors
Certification Job Aid
addressed only Part 25
Transport Category Aircraft
displays, controls, and
integrated flight deck systems
such as the flight management
system. Now in version 6.0,
the Job Aid has expanded to
include human factors
summaries of Part 23 Commuter
Category Aircraft Regulations
and Advisory Circulars for
human factors considerations
related to displays, controls,
and integrated flight deck
systems."
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FAA
Flight Standards has just
released The Operator's
Manual for Human Factors in
Aviation Maintenance.
Written in response to industry
requests for "simplified
instructions," the Manual
is a short and concise listing
of six key factors on human
factors in any maintenance
organization. A team of
industry, government, and
academic human factors
practitioners combined wisdom
and experience to briefly
explain why each topic is
critical, how to address the
topic, how to measure success,
and key sources for additional
information. Chapters cover
Event Investigation,
Documentation, Training, Shift
Turnover, and Fatigue/Alertness.
The final chapter addresses the
issue of program sustainment and
cost justification. The
Manual can be found at:
http://www.hf.faa.gov/opsmanual |
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