Training: Human Factors - Level 2
Training :
Human factors level 2
Advanced awareness of Human Factors risks
Human Factors are those factors linked to the individual, physiological, psychological and sociological characteristics of each person, as well as those elements external to these people in the context of their activities, which can change the behavior of these people in a positive or negative way, with the associated consequences on their activities.
Find out more about our FH2 Human Factors training course for airlines, airports, airfields and handling companies. This course covers advanced concepts of Human Factors.
Human Factors (FH02): the challenges
Human Factors (FH02) refer to the notion of human performance, i.e. the human capabilities and limitations involved in aeronautical activities.
Human performances are numerous. Some examples are :
- Perception, reasoning
- Actions, communication
- Memorization,
- Moving and manipulating elements with dexterity
- Resistance to high outdoor temperatures...
Human Factors training is based on EU regulations and IATA recommendations: AHM, giving all personnel :
- Basic Human Factors principles
- Explain in concrete terms the concepts and expectations associated with Human Factors
- Highlight important issues, clarify complex elements to be implemented
- Mention certain particularities to be taken into account in each field
- Propose practical solutions for implementing FH principles
- Suggest specific FH topics that might be interesting to develop.
Job opportunities
On completion of the course, students will be able to join an airline, an airport company, an airfield or a ground handling company.
Complement Human Factors training (FH2) with other training courses from the OpsForm training center.
A former airport operations manager, the trainer will share his experience with you. He will teach you everything you need to know to carry out your job professionally, safely, rigorously and in compliance with procedures.
The OpsForm training center's policy is to keep up to date with the latest aeronautical regulations, EU European regulations, EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) and IATA-AHM (Airport Handling Manual) international recommendations.
Our training at a glance
Human Factors Training (FH1) is an individual or group training offer. It can be customized and adapted to suit individual schedules, either face-to-face (F) or in-company (I).
Practical information
For whom?
Objectives
Prerequisites
Human Factors training program - Level 2
This training course has been designed for anyone working for an airline, airport hub, aerodrome or ground handling company.
Educational section
The course is divided into several distinct modules designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the ins and outs of the human factor.
Assessment
Assessment is based on an in-class or distance learning quiz. Learners must obtain 80% correct answers.
The benefits of this program
Financing solutions
A wide range of profiles can benefit from this training: station agents, reservation agents, security agents, safety officers, cashier hostesses, insurance companies, banks, airlines, sensitive access companies... Generally speaking, anyone whose day-to-day work involves handling identity documents and checking that they are in order will find this training of particular interest, with immediate practical application in their professions.
A wide range of financing options are available for your training project. 30% of the agreed price must be paid before the start of the course. The balance is payable throughout the course.
- Jobseekers: Ask your Pôle emploi or Conseil Régional advisor.
- Temporary workers: contact the Fonds d'Assurance Formation du Travail Temporaire (FAF.TT) for more information.
- Employees on permanent or fixed-term contracts : Currently in the process of obtaining Qualiopi certification, to benefit from the CPF.
L.6353-5: "Within 10 days of signing the contract, the trainee may withdraw by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt".
L.6353-6: "No sum may be demanded from the trainee before expiry of the withdrawal period provided for in article L6353-5. No sum in excess of 30% of the agreed price may be paid on expiry of this period. The balance is paid in instalments as the training course progresses.
L.6353-7: If, as a result of duly recognized force majeure, the trainee is prevented from following the training course, he/she may terminate the contract. In this case, only the services actually provided are remunerated in proportion to their contractual value.
Our trainer
CEO, Co-Founder and Trainer OpsForm
Laurent, General Manager OpsForm, Co-Founder and trainer since 2012, in the aeronautical sector, previously held operational positions within the French Ministry of the Interior, creation and head of air operations, national aircraft accident investigator, national technical referent for drones. He has led training courses for air operations agents, traffic agents, dangerous goods agents, ramp agents, station agents, security agents, document fraud, as well as technical and legal investigations into aircraft accidents.
