1. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

2. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Reasons Model
Types of Errors
Human Performance Training
Communication
Complacency
Lack of knowledge
Fatigue
Lack of Resources
Pressure
Lack of Assertiveness
Stress
Lack of Awareness
Norms
High Reliability Organization
Case Study 1
Case Study 2
Case Study 3
Rule Based Exercise
Cube Exercise
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

3. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

4. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

5. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
The Aviation Industry yearly estimates of accidents attributable to maintenance errors range from 6 to 25 %
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

6. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
American Airlines 191
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

7. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
American Airlines 191
On May 25, 1979, an American Airlines (AA) McDonnell Douglas DC crashed moments after takeoff from Chicago. All 258 passengers and 13 crew on board were killed, along with two people on the ground
The pylon, the rigging holding the engine onto the wing, had been damaged during an AA maintenance procedure. The procedure recommended by McDonnell Douglas called for removal of the engine prior to the removal of the engine pylon.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

8. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
British Airways 5390
On 10 June 1990,the cockpit window blew out at altitude after the wrong bolts had been used to secure it.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

9. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Reportable Incidents
These are a close call or occurrence where the reporting will alert others in the organization to the potential hazard and improve the procedures, training and margin of safety in future situations.
This reporting process is the Safety Management System (SMS).
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

10. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
The training program required by section  of the CARs shall ensure that personnel trained are familiar with the regulations, standards, air operator procedures and human factors issues related to the work for which they are responsible.
(amended) 2002/09/01
(2) The training program shall include:
(a) initial training to ensure that persons performing elementary work or servicing are aware of the pertinent regulations, standards and air operator procedures associated with that work;
(amended 2002/09/01;
(b) update training to ensure that personnel remain competent and are made aware of any changes to the pertinent regulations, standards and air operator procedures;
(amended 2002/09/01;
(c) additional training where it is shown to be necessary by a finding made under the evaluation program maintained under section
(d) procedures to ensure staff are kept aware of maintenance safety related issues in general, by means of bulletin boards, information notices, company publications, verbal briefings, or by similar means.
(amended 2002/09/01;
(3) Human factors training shall include instruction in:
(amended 2002/09/01;
human performance;
(b) factors influencing human error including:
fatigue;
(ii) Stress;
(iii) assertiveness;
(iv) awareness;
(v) resources;
(vi) Knowledge;
(vii) teamwork;
(viii) norms (commonly accepted standards and procedures);
(ix) complacency;
(x) pressure;(xi) distraction; and
(xii) communication;
(c) error management, including error prevention and error containment

11. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance CARs 726.07 (3)
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Estimates
Fatal Accidents
Accidents
Reportable Incidents
Incidents
Causal Factors MAA
“[Maintenance] error is not the cause of the accident”
The cause is to be found in whatever interfered with the performance at a critical moment, the outcome of which was an error.
Jerome Lederer
Maintenance Attributable Accidents
Photo: Mobile Device & AME Performing Maintenance
The training program required by section  of the CARs shall ensure that personnel trained are familiar with the regulations, standards, air operator procedures and human factors issues related to the work for which they are responsible.
(amended 2002/09/01
(2) The training program shall include:
(a) initial training to ensure that persons performing elementary work or servicing are aware of the pertinent regulations, standards and air operator procedures associated with that work;
(amended 2002/09/01;
(b) update training to ensure that personnel remain competent and are made aware of any changes to the pertinent regulations, standards and air operator procedures;
(amended 2002/09/01;
(c) additional training where it is shown to be necessary by a finding made under the evaluation program maintained under section
(d) procedures to ensure staff are kept aware of maintenance safety related issues in general, by means of bulletin boards, information notices, company publications, verbal briefings, or by similar means.
(amended 2002/09/01;
(3) Human factors training shall include instruction in:
(amended 2002/09/01;
human performance;
(b) factors influencing human error including:
fatigue;
(ii) Stress;
(iii) assertiveness;
(iv) awareness;
(v) resources;
(vi) Knowledge;
(vii) teamwork;
(viii) norms (commonly accepted standards and procedures);
(ix) complacency;
(x) pressure;(xi) distraction; and
(xii) communication;
(c) error management, including error prevention and error containment

12. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Reasons Model
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

13. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Accident
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

14. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

15. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

16. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

17. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

18. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

19. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

20. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Potential
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

21. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Window
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

22. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Accident
Reasons Model
Decisions Makers
Line Management
Preconditions
Unsafe Acts
Defenses
Latent Unsafe Conditions
Unsafe Acts & Latent Unsafe Conditions
Window of Opportunity
Outcome
Defenses
Unsafe Acts
Preconditions
Line Management
Decision Makers
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

23. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

24. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
How Errors Occur
Human beings brains are primarily emotional machines that have a secondary capacity to think & reason.
Errors tend to occur when negative emotions patterns cause us to develop rigid thinking patterns.
This rigid thinking pattern limits the possible outcomes we allow for a given situation.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

25. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
How Errors Can Be Avoided
Once a negative emotion and thoughts are identified assign a value of belief 1-100%
Check all the distortions which may apply to your perception of the situation.
All or nothing thinking.
Over generalization
Mental filter
Discounting Positive attributes
Jumping to conclusions
Magnification & minimization
Emotional reasoning
Should statements
Labeling
Personalization & Blame
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

26. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
How Errors Can Be Avoided
Cognitive distortion Checklist
All or nothing thinking.
You look at things in absolute, black & white.
Over generalization
You view negative events as a never ending pattern of defeat.
Mental filter
You dwell on negatives and ignore the positives.
Discounting the Positives
You insist that your accomplishments or positive qualities don’t count.
Jumping to conclusions
Mind reading- you arbitrarily assume people are reacting negatively to you.
Fortune telling- you arbitrarily predict that situations will turn out badly.
Magnification & minimization
You blow things out of proportion or shrink their importance.
Emotional reasoning
You reason from the way you feel. “I feel like an idiot, so I must be one.”
Should statements
You criticize yourself or others with statements like “Should, Must, Ought, Have to”.
Labeling
Instead of simply acknowledging, “I made a mistake” you tell yourself “I’m an idiot!”.
Personalization & Blame
You blame yourself for something you weren’t entirely responsible for.
You blame others and overlook ways that you contributed to the problem.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

27. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
How Errors Can Be Avoided
Reassess the situation substituting all possible positive alternatives an rate your belief with a value 1-100%
Revisit your original thoughts and emotions and describe your current perception of the trueness of your belief.
Finally, indicate the improvement in the situation as a belief value of 1-100%.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

28. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

29. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

30. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

31. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

32. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

33. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Types of Errors
Execution Errors
Planning Errors
Omission
Sequence
Substitution
Negligence
Types of Errors
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

34. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

35. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

36. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
There are three primary relationships related to collective endeavors.
Dependent relationships
I need you to give me what I want or need.
Independent relationships
I can achieve the my wants and needs on my own and I am willing to trade.
Interdependent relationships
We can achieve more results than individually possible by combining attributes and resources to our mutual benefit.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

37. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
In an dependent relationship, the benefits of shared resources is a basic arithmetic expression of resources equaling a sum of results, this type of relationship is adds little value & may even be counter productive = 3 or = 1
In an independent relationship, the benefits of shared resources is simply an addition of resources equaling a greater sum of results, this type of relationship is cooperation or transaction = 4 and 4 / 2 = 2
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

38. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
In an interdependent relationship, the benefits of shared resources is not simply an addition of resources equaling a greater sum of results, this type of relationship is more than cooperation or transaction = 5.
In a truly interdependent relationship the results are non-linear or even exponential = 8
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

39. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

40. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

41. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

42. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

43. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

44. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

45. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

46. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

47. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

48. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Human Performance Training
Teamwork
Leadership
Time
Perspective
Paraphrase
Recording
Automatic Performance
Conscious Performance
Skill Based
Rule Based
Knowledge Based
Human Performance Training
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

49. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

50. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
Advantages
Listening
Body Language
Perspective
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

51. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
Advantages
Listening
Body Language
Perspective
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

52. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
Advantages
Listening
Body Language
Perspective
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

53. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
Advantages
Listening
Body Language
Perspective
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

54. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Communication
Advantages
Listening
Body Language
Perspective
Communication
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

55. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

56. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
Routine
Satisfaction
Situational Awareness
Vigilance
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

57. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
Routine
Satisfaction
Situational Awareness
Vigilance
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

58. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
Routine
Satisfaction
Situational Awareness
Vigilance
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

59. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
Routine
Satisfaction
Situational Awareness
Vigilance
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

60. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Complacency
Routine
Satisfaction
Situational Awareness
Vigilance
Complacency
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

61. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

62. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

63. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

64. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

65. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

66. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

67. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Knowledge
Initial Training
Update Training
Additional Training
Scope
Limits
Lack of Knowledge
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

68. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

69. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

70. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

71. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

72. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

73. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

74. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

75. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

76. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

77. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

78. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Fatigue
Acute Fatigue
Chronic Fatigue
Physiological Effects
Symptoms of Fatigue
Circadian Rhythm
Schedules
Diet
Physical Fitness
Sleep
Fatigue
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

79. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

80. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

81. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

82. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

83. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

84. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

85. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

86. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

87. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

88. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

89. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

90. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Resources
Supplies
Support
Manuals
Materials
Equipment
Lighting
Shelter
Heat
Environment
Human Resources
Lack of Resources
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

91. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Pressure
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

92. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Pressure
Expectations
Accountability
Strategies
Pressure
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

93. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Pressure
Expectations
Accountability
Strategies
Pressure
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

94. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Pressure
Expectations
Accountability
Strategies
Pressure
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

95. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Pressure
Expectations
Accountability
Strategies
Pressure
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

96. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

97. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
Expression
Projection
Respect
Relationships
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

98. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
Expression
Projection
Respect
Relationships
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

99. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
Expression
Projection
Respect
Relationships
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

100. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
Expression
Projection
Respect
Relationships
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

101. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Assertiveness
Expression
Projection
Respect
Relationships
Lack of Assertiveness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

102. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

103. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

104. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

105. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

106. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

107. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

108. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

109. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

110. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

111. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Stress
Acute Stress
Chronic Stress
Physical Stress
Psychological Stress
Emotional Stress
Effects of Stress
Stress Curve
Symptoms of Stress
Stress
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

112. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

113. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
Situational Awareness
Anticipate Situations
Renewed Perspective
Re-evaluate Performance
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

114. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
Situational Awareness
Anticipate Situations
Renewed Perspective
Re-evaluate Performance
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

115. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
Situational Awareness
Anticipate Situations
Renewed Perspective
Re-evaluate Performance
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

116. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
Situational Awareness
Anticipate Situations
Renewed Perspective
Re-evaluate Performance
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

117. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Lack of Awareness
Situational Awareness
Anticipate Situations
Renewed Perspective
Re-evaluate Performance
Lack of Awareness
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

118. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Norms
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

119. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Norms
Positive Norms
Neutral Norm
Negative Norm
Norms
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

120. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Norms
Positive Norms
Neutral Norm
Negative Norm
Norms
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

121. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Norms
Positive Norms
Neutral Norm
Negative Norm
Norms
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

122. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Norms
Positive Norms
Neutral Norm
Negative Norm
Norms
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

123. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

124. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

125. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

126. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

127. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

128. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

129. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
High Reliability Organization
Preoccupation with Failure
Reluctance to Simplify Interpretations
Sensitivity to Operations
Commitment to Resilience
Deference to Expertise
High Reliability Organization
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

130. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 1
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

131. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 1
BAC 111
British Airways 5390
Case Study 1
BAC 111 British Airways 5390
On 10 June 1990,the cockpit window blew out at altitude after the wrong bolts had been used to secure it. Captain Tim Lancaster was blown half out of the cockpit by the pressure differential; members of the cabin crew clung to his legs to keep him from being blown out of the aircraft. The plane made an emergency landing at Southampton Airport. All crew and passengers survived
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

132. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 1
BAC 111
British Airways 5390
Case Study 1
BAC 111 British Airways 5390
Air Accident Investigation
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

133. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

134. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
American Airlines Flight 191 was a regularly scheduled passenger flight in the United States from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, Illinois, to Los Angeles International Airport.
On May 25, 1979, the McDonnell Douglas DC operating the route crashed moments after takeoff from Chicago. All 258 passengers and 13 crew on board were killed, along with two people on the ground.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

135. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Air Disaster Investigation
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

136. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Investigation Findings
From an examination of the detached engine, the NTSB concluded that the pylon attachment had been damaged before the crash. Investigators looked at the plane's maintenance history and found that its most recent service was eight weeks before the crash, in which engine number one had been removed from the aircraft. The pylon, the rigging holding the engine onto the wing, had been damaged during the procedure. The procedure recommended by McDonnell Douglas called for removal of the engine prior to the removal of the engine pylon.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

137. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Investigation Findings
American Airlines, along with Continental Airlines and United Airlines, had begun to use a procedure that saved approximately 200 man-hours per aircraft and "more importantly from a safety standpoint, it would reduce the number of disconnects (of systems such as hydraulic and fuel lines, electrical cables, and wiring) from 72 to 27.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

138. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Investigation Findings
Under the procedure American used, if the forklift was in the wrong position, the engine would rock like a see-saw and jam against the pylon attachment points. The forklift operator was guided by hand and voice signals; the positioning had to be perfect or damage could result. The maintenance to the aircraft involved in Flight 191 did not go smoothly. Aircraft mechanics started to disconnect the engine and pylon, but changed shift halfway through. When work continued, the pylon was jammed on the wing and the forklift had to be repositioned
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

139. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Investigation Findings
The damage was not enough to cause an immediate failure; a fatigue crack developed and got worse with each flight. During flight 191's takeoff, the damaged rear pylon mount finally reached the breaking point and failed. Without this fitting, the engine at full takeoff thrust rotated upward on its still-attached forward pylon mount. The structure surrounding the forward pylon mount then overloaded and failed, and the engine went over the top of the wing and landed on the runway.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

140. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 2
McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
AA 191
Case Study 2
American Airlines Flight 191
Investigation Findings
Catastrophic damage to the hydraulic system caused the damaged wings leading edge slats to retract. The dissymmetry of lift caused the aircraft to lose it’s lateral stability rotating the aircraft. The resulting lose of lift caused the aircraft to assume a nose down attitude. In this take off flight regime, impact with the ground was unavoidable.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

141. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

142. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
On 12 March 2009 a Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A on a flight to the Hibernia oil production platform had a total loss of oil in the transmission's main gear box. The flight crew descended to 800 feet and headed towards St. John's. Approximately 35 nautical miles from St. John's, during an attempted ditching, the helicopter struck the water in a high rate of descent. One passenger survived with serious injuries and the other seventeen occupants of the helicopter died of drowning.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

143. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Fifth Estate Cougar Crash
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

144. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Investigation Findings
The instigating factor of the crash was the failure of two of the three titanium mounting studs on the main-gearbox oil filter bowl. This resulted in a catastrophic oil leak that caused overheating of the pinion gears, which then led to a loss of power to the tail rotor. "A tail rotor failure is one of the most difficult emergences to control and this was the first documented case of one in an S-92,” >Cunningham. ”< . An oil filter failure had occurred previously in Brome Australia on a Canadian registered CHC S-92. Service difficulty Report (SDR) mechanisms generated an inadequate response to the incident.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

145. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Investigation Findings
The FAA certification requirements for Part 29 helicopters such as the S-92 is that the main gearbox be able to run dry for a 30 minutes time window "to enhance landing opportunities after a massive oil loss.” While this originally was a military requirement, the FAA opted to require it of civil aircraft, too. However, when early run-dry tests on the S-92 yielded a catastrophic failure after only 11 minutes, Sikorsky and the FAA decided a total loss would only happen if the oil cooler system failed, a prospect they saw as "extremely remote.”
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

146. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Case Study 3
Cougar Helicopters Sikorsky S-92A
Investigation Findings
Consequently, rather than redesign the gearbox, they opted for an oil cooler bypass valve. "What they did not consider was a failure in the main gearbox oil filter bowl - or its titanium studs,” >Clitsome.< “The fault was with the rule and this hasn't changed," >Clitsome.<, noting that the S-92 was the only helicopter to be certified by the FAA with this "extremely remote" provision.
The stud failures were confirmed by the TSB just a week into its investigation. That information was then immediately relayed to other regulators and the aircraft manufacturer. Since then the titanium studs have been replaced with steel ones on all S-92s worldwide.
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

147. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

148. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

149. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

150. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

151. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

152. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

153. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Rule Based Exercise
LEGO
Instructions
Isometric View
Exploded View
Sequence
Rule Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

154. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

155. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

156. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

157. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

158. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

159. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

160. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Knowledge Based Exercise
Rubix Cube
Algorithm
Language
Sequence
Experience
Knowledge Based Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

161. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

162. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

163. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

164. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

165. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

166. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

167. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

168. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

169. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

170. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

171. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

172. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

173. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

174. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

175. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

176. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Decision Making Exercise
Texas Hold’m Poker
Probability
Instinct
Calculate
Optimizatinon
Concern
Influence
What to Disregard
Bad luck (Probability Personalized)
Incomplete information
Acknowledge the Unknown
Make decisions
Focus on the Long Game
Know when to play to win
Decision Making Exercise
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system

177. Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance 1.03
Reference:
1.0 GENERAL
Identify:
The different classes of fires and suitable extinguishers.
Explain:
2. The legal and moral responsibilities of maintenance technicians and AMEs.
3. Human factors in maintenance.
Perform:
4. Tasks utilizing health and safety practices, including handling of chemicals, metals, pyrotechnics and hazardous materials, environmental considerations, workplace hazardous materials information system or equivalent.
5. Tasks extracting information from technical drawings including ATA system