mike doiron doiron aviation consulting fatigue risk management program an introduction
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Mike Doiron
Doiron Aviation Consulting
FATIGUE RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMAN INTRODUCTION
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THE PROBLEM?
THE PROBLEM IS THE IMPACT OF ERRORS
COMPARING PERFORMANCE• 17 Hours equivalent to 0.05% Blood-Alcohol
Concentration (BAC)
• 23 Hours equivalent to 0.10% Blood-Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
Testing for Fatigue
PROGRAM FOCUS
TRANSPORT CANADA SUPPORT DOCUMENTS
Staff Training
STAFF TRAINING
• The impact of food, liquids, caffeine, alcohol, nicotine and drugs
• General health issues associated with fatigue
• Commuting
• Jet lag
• Understanding fatigue
• Causes of fatigue
• Fatigue management strategies
• Working non-traditional hours
• Sleep and napping
CORE PACKAGE COMPONENTS
Train the Trainer
TRAIN THE TRAINER
• Provide tools to help the operator set up a program with minimal resource allocation and expenditure
TRAIN THE TRAINER COMPONENTS• Detailed review of Core training package
• Review of lesson plans and background materials
• Review and discussions of all FRMS components:
• Policies and procedures
• Review of 5 levels of control
• Auditing your FRMS
• Optional 1 Day onsite
WHAT THE TRAINER RECEIVES
PresentationsLesson Plans Handouts
AVAILABILITY• Core package – Mid October 2010
• Train the Trainer – Early December 2010
