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Investigating Human Performance

Cranfield University

Short course

In Bedfordshire ()

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Description

  • Type

    Short course

This course has been designed to help those who may be involved in the investigation of incidents and accidents to better understand how physiology and psychology influence the likelihood of an individual to make errors or commit violations. Areas covered include cognition and information processing, medical factors, assessing fatigue, ergonomics, human factors investigation methodologies/tools and organisational/cultural factors. The course is delivered by experienced practitioners from the accident investigation and human performance fields with experience from the rail, marine and air transport sectors.

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Course programme

Course structure The course will be delivered over five days using a mixture of lectures from industry experts and academics, case study exercises and group discussions.
What you will learn

On successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Outline the key areas of consideration for an accident investigator in terms of human performance in transport operations;
  • Identify suitable techniques for the collection of accurate evidence relating to human performance;
  • Critically assess the effectiveness of contemporary human factors evidence collection and analysis tools;
  • Identify at what point an expert should be approached about the collection or analysis of human performance evidence.
  • Reflect on the quality of the human performance aspects of contemporary accident investigations.

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