Human Factors – Decision-Making Factors – Adaptive
Description
The electrical industry relies heavily on equipment and systems with automatic monitoring and functions, in combination with supporting personnel with established safety and operational procedures. However, the individual may still be called upon to make sound decisions in order to maintain a safe and secure network.
The aim of this module is to provide a better understanding of the principles of decision-making and recognise the features that degrade decision making. It also looks at strategies that maintain effective decision-making and post incident evaluation techniques.
Please note, this is a non-accredited course and upon successful completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion – Human Factors – Decision-Making Factors.
In this course, participants will develop the skills and knowledge as stipulated in the following:
- Describe the principles of decision -making
- Outline the features that degrade decision-making
- Identify the strategies that maintain effective decision-making
- Describe post-incident processes
Target learner group
Operators, staff and contractors in the broader electrical industry. This includes Asset Managers, Generation Control Room Operators, Field Switchers and Field Technicians.
Duration
120 minutes (on average, via Adaptive Learning)
Cost
$220
For corporate and private courses, please discuss your requirements with our Training Services Team via our Office on 1300 15 66 85 or email via admin.au@relyon.com
Assessment approach
- In-course assessment during training
- Certificate of completion issued upon passing
Course Entry Requirements
To participate in this course, learners are required to:
- be literate in spoken English and competent in reading, writing, and numeracy.
Accreditation Status
Non-accredited.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive Certificate of Completion – Human Factors – Decision-Making Factors – Adaptive
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