Beyond Root Cause (Oct 2023)
For instructors & examiners
Sorry: We are no longer taking reservations for this course
Aim:
This course is prioritised for examiners, instructors, and flight operations inspectors of helicopters or mutli-crew fixed-wing aircraft. It uses new science-based knowledge to look deeper than ever before into modern pilot performance, helping to identify new threats and develop mitigations in training.
Overview
The course discusses critical new themes emerging from recent scientific industry research, with compelling, relevant, and surprising examples. Themes include subtle effects of modern automation, unnoticed pilot monitoring vulnerabilities, and consistent threats in abnormal event management. The course also discusses the place of competencies in identifying and prompting diagnosis.
Please note: The course is intended for instructors and examiners (and related professionals), and course places are prioritised accordingly. We apologise that we are not accepting bookings from other areas such as research, human factors, CRM training, academia and consultancy. For courses or assistance in these areas, please email us.
Facilitator – Steve Jarvis
Leading aviation human factors scientist, well-known educator, and author of CAP 737. Steve has been at the cutting-edge of aviation human factors for several decades, conducting research for airlines, helicopter operators and militaries. Tools from his work are used across the world (in both fixed and rotary wing). Steve brings you the highest levels of expertise in the field, along with an engaging facilitation approach.
Course Location - CAA Gatwick (see left).
Dates
-Fixed-Wing – 24th or 25th Oct 2023
-Rotary-Wing - 31st Oct 2023
Time - 09:30 to 16:00
Price £180 per person (+VAT). Lunch and refreshments Included
Course application now closed
For any queries, please email Delphine at delphine@jarvisbagshaw.com
For instructors & examiners
Sorry: We are no longer taking reservations for this course
Aim:
This course is prioritised for examiners, instructors, and flight operations inspectors of helicopters or mutli-crew fixed-wing aircraft. It uses new science-based knowledge to look deeper than ever before into modern pilot performance, helping to identify new threats and develop mitigations in training.
Overview
The course discusses critical new themes emerging from recent scientific industry research, with compelling, relevant, and surprising examples. Themes include subtle effects of modern automation, unnoticed pilot monitoring vulnerabilities, and consistent threats in abnormal event management. The course also discusses the place of competencies in identifying and prompting diagnosis.
Please note: The course is intended for instructors and examiners (and related professionals), and course places are prioritised accordingly. We apologise that we are not accepting bookings from other areas such as research, human factors, CRM training, academia and consultancy. For courses or assistance in these areas, please email us.
Facilitator – Steve Jarvis
Leading aviation human factors scientist, well-known educator, and author of CAP 737. Steve has been at the cutting-edge of aviation human factors for several decades, conducting research for airlines, helicopter operators and militaries. Tools from his work are used across the world (in both fixed and rotary wing). Steve brings you the highest levels of expertise in the field, along with an engaging facilitation approach.
Course Location - CAA Gatwick (see left).
Dates
-Fixed-Wing – 24th or 25th Oct 2023
-Rotary-Wing - 31st Oct 2023
Time - 09:30 to 16:00
Price £180 per person (+VAT). Lunch and refreshments Included
Course application now closed
For any queries, please email Delphine at delphine@jarvisbagshaw.com