Course Objective:
Benefit from the latest guidance on aviation fatigue management from the Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS) Task Force. Learn how to implement and maintain the fatigue management approach that applies to your company.
Who should attend?
Air Crew, Airline Operations Managers, Safety Managers from Airlines and Civil Aviation Authorities.
Training Content
The key topics that are covered during this course include:
- The relationship between fatigue and safety in aviation
- Lessons from science: sleep science; circadian rhythms; shift work; jet lag; use of bio-mathematical models; measuring crew member fatigue
- Comparison of an FRMS with the traditional methods of air crew fatigue risk management
- The benefits of introducing an FRMS
- How to implement an FRMS
- FRMS policy and documentation including numerous examples of FRMS policy statements
- The steps in Fatigue Risk Management processes
- FRMS safety assurance processes
- FRMS promotion including Training programs
- FRMS implementation
- How to build the culture of trust for a collaborative approach to FRMS implementation
- Measuring crew member fatigue
- Investigating fatigue in reports, incidents, accidents
