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Overview of the Human Factors in the Aviation Industry | Report

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Overview of the Human Factors in the Aviation Industry | Report

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Running head: ADVANCED AVIATION HUMAN FACTORSAdvanced Aviation Human FactorsName of the Student:Name of the University:Author Note:
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1ADVANCED AVIATION HUMAN FACTORSExecutive Summary:The report gives an overview of the human factors in the aviation industry. Task one, in thereport deals with fatigue risk management. The second task deals with explaining theconsiderations of human factors for airline staff. The third task of the report is a discussion aboutminimizing the traumatic incidents like aircraft crash with necessary recommendations providedon mental health of the pilots and the procedures undertaken for cockpit entry/exit and also theoutcomes. Task 4 of the report however deals with recommendations on briefing on flight safetyfor a new flight.
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2ADVANCED AVIATION HUMAN FACTORSTable of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................4Task 1...............................................................................................................................................4Fatigue Risk Management...........................................................................................................4Recommendations........................................................................................................................6TASK 2............................................................................................................................................8a. Human Factors Considerations for Airline Staff Crossing Operational Baggage Make-upArea..............................................................................................................................................8b. Human Factors Considerations for Changing the Behavior of Staff, Issues Faced and theyare overcome................................................................................................................................9c. Use of SMS as your structure for Change of Staff Behavior.................................................10Task 3.............................................................................................................................................11a. Determining the Mental Health of Pilots...............................................................................11b. Cockpit Entry/ Exit Procedures and Their Potential Outcomes............................................12Task 4.............................................................................................................................................13Recommendations for New Flight Safety Briefings..................................................................13Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................13References:....................................................................................................................................15
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3ADVANCED AVIATION HUMAN FACTORSIntroduction: The report here discusses about the advanced aviation human factors. Here, the report hasfour parts. In task 1, the report analyses about the roster for aviation security staff and its effectson fatigue and hence the necessary measures undertaken for improvement taking into account thehours required for the security staff, their safety aspects including their satisfaction andwellbeing. The second task deals with explaining the considerations of human factors in theaviation industry beyond the operational baggage make-up area. In this part, there is alsoexplanation of the considerations of the human factors necessary for behavioral change of thestaffs so that they choose to use the longer route around the safe walkway. There are issuesdiscussed in the part and suggestions provided to overcome them. There is also discussion aboutthe change in behaviors of staffs with the help of strategic management structure so that the staffuse longer route. The third task in the report discusses about minimizing the traumatic incidentslike aircraft crash and provides necessary recommendations on mental health and cockpitentry/exit procedures and the outcomes. The fourth task of the report gives an overview ofbriefing for flight safety justified with recommendations. Task 1Fatigue Risk ManagementFatigue defined as a psychological state that leads to reduced physical and mentalperformance resulting in insomnia or loss of sleep, circadian phase or workload that has theability to impair the alertness of people and the ability for working efficiently and safely(Naweed, Rainbird & Chapman, 2015).
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