Re[2]: TRM developments

Ron Clark (ClarkR_at_cts.db.erau.edu)
Sun, 19 Jul 1998 21:10:25 -0400

While working with F/O Bud Williams on the development of a
FAR-compliant CRM program in the Flightcrew Training Department at
America West Airlines in 1996/7, I began calling our developmental
model "Total Resource Management", or "TRM". This concept evolved out
of a survey of the other U.S. major airline CRM training programs, and
was most influenced by Clay Foushee's CRM work at Northwest, and Cal
Hutching's work at United. If anyone is interested in more
information pertinent to this "TRM" model, please send me an e-mail.

Dr. Ron Clark
Associate Professor of Aeronautical Science
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Extended Campus, Mesa, AZ

clarkr_at_cts.db.erau.edu
(602) 396-6494
fax (602) 641-5635

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Subject: Re: TRM developments
Author: crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu at Internet-Mail
Date: 7/19/98 12:28 PM


Hi!
I'm new the forum, taking a graduate course in aviation safety (for a dual
concentration in safety and human factors.) I've not seen the term TRM
yet. What does yet-another-three-letter-acronym stand for??
--thanks
-maribeth in Kansas

Rien Doorn wrote:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I am developing a CRM programm for the Dutch military Air Traffic
> Control Centre. We call it TRM, like Michael Woldring of Eurocontrol
> does. Does anybody have any experience with this topic? I have been
> teaching CRM as a simulator instructor for about 5 years. I am very
> curious about your opinion about the differences between CRM and TRM (
> for air taffic controllers) if any. I welcome any suggestion.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rien Doorn
> The Netherlands