Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance, Phase 1: Progress Report

Shepherd, William T.; Johnson, William B.; Druray, Colin G.; Taylor, James C.; Berninger, Daniel; Galaxy Scientific Corporation

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Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance, Phase 1: Progress Report

1991-11-01
By Shepherd, William T. ; Johnson, William B. ; Druray, Colin G. ; ...

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Shepherd, William T. ; Johnson, William B. ; Druray, Colin G. ; Taylor, James C. ; Berninger, Daniel

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Galaxy Scientific Corporation
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Aeronautics--Human Factors Airplanes--Maintenance And Repair Automation Aviation Mechanics (Persons) Employees--Workload Field Studies Human Factors Job Analysis Maintenance Maintenance Personnel Research Surveys Task Analysis Technology Assessment Training Work Environment Workload
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DOT/FAA/AM-91/16
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Tech Report
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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
Abstract:

This human factors research in aviation maintenance addresses four tasks including studies of organizational behavior, job and task analysis in maintenance and inspection, advanced technology for training, and the application of job aiding to maintenance. The first phase of a three phase research program describes extensive preliminary investigation of airline maintenance practices. Each chapter describes the Phase I investigation and problem definition followed by the plan for the Phase II demonstrations.
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