M9 Human Factors in Aviation

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Definition of Anthropometry.

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Study of the dimensions and abilities of the human body.

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Example of anthropometric consideration.

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A man 1.91 m tall and 105 kg fitting into a small aircraft space.

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Software programs in aviation maintenance.

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Should be easy to learn and use without high computer literacy.

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Role of Supervisors in Industrial Engineering

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Set work standards that can be met and exceeded to avoid unnecessary stressors.

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Organisational Psychology

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Part of the interests of organisational psychologists, impacting productivity and job satisfaction.

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The 'Dirty Dozen' refers to what?

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Twelve common human error preconditions or conditions that can lead to accidents or incidents.

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How has the 'Dirty Dozen' been used since 1993?

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As a cornerstone of Human Factors in maintenance training courses worldwide.

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What industries find the 'Dirty Dozen' useful?

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All areas of the aviation industry, not just aircraft maintenance.

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What year was the 'Dirty Dozen' concept introduced?

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1993.

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The 'Dirty Dozen' factors that often contribute to accidents.

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The 'Dirty Dozen' are factors that often contribute to accidents, including lack of communication, complacency, lack of knowledge, distractions, lack of teamwork, fatigue, lack of resources, pressure, lack of assertiveness, stress, lack of awareness, and norms.