CIEHF Masterclass in Human Factors of Critical Tasks
Join us for a CIEHF Masterclass in
Human Factors Assessment of Critical Tasks
24th April 2023
The CIEHF have produced new guidance on Human Factors Assessment of Critical Tasks (aka SCTA or HRA). Come and join a masterclass run by authors Pippa Brockington (Director, Human Factors Expertise Ltd), Lorraine Braben (Director, Lorraine Braben Consulting Ltd) and Jamie Henderson (Senior Human Factors Specialist, Human Reliability Associates.
The guidance will be launched at the masterclass and covers:
Organising assessment programmes – how much resource does it take to analyse a critical task, who should be involved, and how.
Competencies requirements – what are the knowledge, skills and behaviours requirements for roles in the process.
Identifying and Prioritising Critical Tasks – how to work from risk assessments to identify a critical task list and prioritise them for assessment.
Gaining a Real World Understanding of the Task – how to facilitate walk-through talk-throughs and workshops.
Using Hierarchical Task Analysis to Represent Tasks – top tips on carrying out hierarchical task analysis.
Identifying the Potential for Human Failure – how to identify where people can go wrong in carrying out a task.
Identifying Performance Influencing Factors – how to identify what will make human failure more likely.
Identifying Improvements – how to match improvements to failures and performance influencing factors.
Integrating Human Factors into Safety Management Systems – how to close the loop and integrate findings back into risk assessment and management systems.
Hot off the press! The guidance has now been published on the CIEHF website
It is freely downloadable from the CIEHF website here:
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