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Course Duration
Duration: 3.5 Days full-time
Time: 9.00am to 6.00pm / 9.00am to 1.00pm*
*Time may be extended by 2 hours for Assessment depending on class size
Course Commencement is subject to the minimum number of participants
Course Fee
Course Fee for Local Students
– *Course Fee: SGD392.40 per participant after SSG funding
– SSG funding is valid for Singapore residents and Singapore PR ONLY
*Company sponsored participants who are Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents can further claim absentee payroll via SkillsFuture Singapore Skillsconnect.
Course Fee for International Students
Course Fee: SGD1,308 per participant
ALL FEES QUOTED ABOVE EXCLUDE GST
Introduction
WSQ Apply Human Factors Principles (SAR-66 Aligned M09 Syllabus) covers the many performance-influencing factors that can inhibit the maintenance personnel in various aspects of their work. Learners will develop an understanding of the implications of human factors on safety standard and its effects on individual and organisational behaviours that could result in errors. The scope of coverage of the subject matter will also prepare learners for the CAAS SAR-66 Cat A and Cat B examinations.
Course Title
WSQ Apply Human Factors Principles (SAR-66 Aligned M09 Syllabus)
Industry Need
This course is catered to participants in both the aerospace maintenance, overhaul and repair services industry and the aerospace manufacturing industry. It also prepares participants intending to sit for the CAAS SAR-66 Cat A and Cat B examinations.
As Human Factors Principles can be applied to various industries, this unit can be contextualised to suit rail transport, pharmaceutical, utilities industries and are relevant to operators, technicians and engineers.
Course Objective
On completion of this unit, learner will have the knowledge and application skills in human factors on safety standard and to apply them in changing organizational behaviors that could result in errors.
Course Syllabus
– Determine human factors contribution to aviation accidents
– Illustrate how human factors (physiological, psychological, environmental and organizational parameters)
– can affect safety and performance
– Explain the nature of errors and violation
– Propose countermeasures based on the error management principles
– Identify hazards in the workplace
Student – Lecturer Ratio
Theory:
The ratio of Lecturer to Students is 1:32 for theory classes
Learning And Teaching Methods
All classes will be taught by lectures.
Student Assessment
ATTC courses are assessed by written assessments.
Admission Requirement
WSQ Employability Skills WPLN Proficiency Level 4 equivalent to Lower Secondary.
Graduation Requirement
Successful completion of this course will lead to the award of WSQ Statement of Attainment in Apply Human Factors Principles under Aerospace Skills WSQ Common Competency Category.
Attendance Requirement
Students must achieve a minimum of 75% attendance.
SSG Funding
Only Singapore Citizens and Singapore PR (Permanent Residents) taking this course can apply for subsidy on course fees.
The general eligibility criteria for company sponsored applicants are listed as follows:
1. Company are registered or incorporated in Singapore
2. Supported cost components (such as Course fees) are fully sponsored by company
3. Trainees are employees who are either Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents only
4. Trainee have achieved attendance requirement
Company sponsored participants who are Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents can further claim absentee payroll via SkillsFuture Singapore Skillsconnect.
Disclaimer
The information provided are the most current at the point of publishing and may be subject to changes. ATTC has the right to make changes to course fees, course syllabus, duration and admission requirements without notice.