Human factors concerns the things that affect how people behave. They are the social and personal skills, such as communication and decision making that we need to complement our technical skills to ensure that mistakes are minimised and we can continue to performe our roles safely. These are commonly studied in aviation and medicine where mistakes can cost lives. However, human factors affect all people in all job roles.
This week we have Jon Perring from Marshall Centre leading a session on the fascinating subject of human factors. Jon provides regulatory guidance and advice to ensure compliance that enables the delivery of technical training to the highest possible standard. Jon has 30 years’ experience within the Aerospace industry focusing on quality assurance, regulatory training, maintenance, modification and business support in both Civilian & Military regulatory standards.
Outside work, Jon enjoys participating in many sports, including:
- Kayaking
- Standing up paddle boards
- Cycling
- Tae Kwon do
Please email janine.hornsby@marshallcentre.com to request a joining link.
