PAGE 02 COMPLETE STUDY INDEX
Every section.
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Review the complete HFAA study structure before you enrol. Nine progressive sections connect Human Factors foundations to practical maintenance judgment and examination preparation.
09 SECTIONS41 LESSONS164 COMPOSITE VISUALS
015 LESSONSHuman Factors FoundationsThe person, the machine, the environment and the origins of maintenance error.
1.0Welcome to Human Factors for FAA Aviation Mechanics
1.1Understanding Human Factors
1.2Human–Machine–Environment System
1.3Why Maintenance Errors OccurFREE FULL LESSON
1.4Human Factors and Aviation Safety
025 LESSONSSafety Culture and Professional ResponsibilityOrganizational influence, accountability, integrity and reliable work practices.
2.1Safety Culture
2.2Organizational Influences
2.3Just Culture and Accountability
2.4Professionalism and Integrity
2.5Memory, Forgetting and Maintenance Aids
035 LESSONSHuman Error and Risk ControlsRecognize error types, latent conditions and practical prevention controls.
3.1Human Error Principles
3.2Types of Human Errors
3.3Active Failures and Latent Conditions
3.4Conditions and Preconditions for Unsafe Acts
3.5Error Prevention and Error Trapping
045 LESSONSHuman Performance and LimitationsFatigue, workload, attention and the limits that affect maintenance performance.
4.1Capabilities and Limitations
4.2Fatigue and Fitness for Duty
4.3Stress, Pressure and Workload
4.4Attention, Perception and Situational Awareness
4.5Complacency, Distraction and Loss of Awareness
055 LESSONSMaintenance Environment and Task DesignPhysical conditions, ergonomics, equipment, resources and task support.
5.1Physical Environment
5.2Social and Organizational Environment
5.3Ergonomics and Task Design
5.4Tools, Equipment and Resources
5.5Non-Invasive Condition Monitoring
065 LESSONSCommunication, Teamwork and TurnoverCommunication controls, team leadership and continuity between shifts.
6.1Communication as a Maintenance Safety Control
6.2Teamwork and Leadership in Maintenance Operations
6.3Professionalism and Integrity in Aviation Maintenance
6.4Shift and Task Turnover for Maintenance Continuity
6.5Effective Turnover Briefing for Continuity of Work
075 LESSONSEvent Information and Organizational LearningUse reports and evidence to identify trends without hiding accountability.
7.1Locating and Evaluating Human Factors Error Information
7.2Reading Maintenance Event Reports and Extracting Human-Factors Evidence
7.3Identifying Human-Factors Trends and Recurring Maintenance Risk
7.4Malfunction or Defect Reports
7.5Learning Without Hiding Accountability
083 LESSONSHuman Factors Tools and Safety ManagementApply recognized models and structured safety-management thinking.
8.1The Dirty Dozen
8.2The PEAR Model
8.3Safety Management Systems in Maintenance
093 LESSONSFAA Review and Examination PreparationConsolidate knowledge through ACS review, scenarios and oral questions.
9.1FAA ACS Human Factors Review
9.2Practical Scenarios and Oral Questions
9.3Final Examination Preparation
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