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t a recent nondestructive testing (NDT) task group meeting, the topic of human factors came up, and it took me back to my previous position as a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) repair man. Part of my responsibilities then was to help develop a training manual as a companion to our repair station and quality control manual. At that time the Handbook Bulletin for Airworthiness Order 8300.10 required that human factors be included in the training program.
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Human factors typically depend on many influences, and numerous FAA documents offered suggestions about what these could be. However, none applied to our small compressor-blade repair facility.
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Human Errors
Great summary. I'm looking for more details on human errors, determining causes of human errors, and the resulting remedies.
Thanks - L. Finley
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