In this series of 3 podcasts, David Provan and Drew Rae explain the full story behind safety I and II.
In these three episodes of The Safety of Work, David Provan and Drew Rae explain the full story of Just Culture.
A great description of how accidents happen based on Rasmussen’s safety model
Situational awareness is a concept that is very familiar to the aviation community in an applied sense, but have you ever taken a deeper look at its provenance in scientific research and the development of the theory behind what we refer to every day simply as “S-A”? We bring you a summary of the science behind the concept of situational awareness in this accessible paper by the foundational author behind the model of situational awareness, Dr Mica Endsley.
In this interesting scientific paper, Sydney Dekker and Robert-Jan de Boer investigate Automation Surprise. A model of automation surprise based on sense-making is presented. https://www.mdpi.com/2313-576X/3/3/20
In this interesting paper, Don Harris and colleagues look into the interrelationship of the various pilot competences and present their CRM dynamic model.
A useful checklist for Crew Resource Management training design.
A video on Skybrary by capt Ed Pooley. Includes case studies and tips for improvement of procedural adherance.
Capt. Jo Gillespie explores the reasons for procedural non-compliance
The AlphaMind is a series of business and marketing related podcasts, but this episode offers us an interview with Gary Klein, the psychologist who pioneered the concept of Naturalistic Decision-Making, which has become a popular way to interpret how pilots make many high pressure high stakes decisions in aviation, or when faced with conditions of uncertainty. In this episode #45 Dr Klein discusses the subject of Decision-making under conditions of uncertainty.