Re: H.F. for maintenance re: JARs 66

stewart (lofts_at_britannia-air.co.uk)
Thu, 15 Oct 1998 18:48:18 +0100

Maany of the JARS reference the need for HF training.
At Britannia Airways (Engineering side) we run a Human Factors Programme
for maintenance personnel.
I am not at work at the moment and do not have all the references you
require.
I will reply next week in detail if nothing else is forthcoming.
Interpretation and implementation ofthe JARS is an interesting subject.

Dennis Froese, YYC AME wrote:
>
> Dear Sirs:
>
> I am and have been involved in the development/presentation
> of Human Factor training here at Canadian Regional Airlines
> which offers an interdepartmental 1-day training to mixed
> classes of engineers/flight attendants/pilots.
>
> On Aug. 31 & Sept. 1, Purdue University and the NTSB from
> the USA co-hosted a symposium in Indianapolis on Human
> Factor training in Maintenance. I attended and heard that
> there was some sort of requirement for Human Factor training
> for Maintenance personnel in JARs 66.
>
> Do you know or have access to this? I have been searching
> the net for this information, but without success.
>
> Thanks.
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