Ground Effects
Ground Effects was a newsletter
published from July 1996 to Winter of 2004 by the Maintenance and Ramp Safety
Society (MARSS) with the goal of reporting aviation maintenance and Ground Crew
Error Reduction Efforts. This newsletter has been archived here for some of its
excellent articles which apply today.
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Volume
3 Issue 2 In the 9th issue,
The Big Picture, From the NEW Editor, A Near Death Experience,
Cinderella in the Flight Dept., Go'en Over the Line, The Making of a Miracle
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Volume
3 Issue 1 In the 8th issue,
Dupont aims for "Zero Incidents", Maintenance Error Investigations Need a
Push and Will no Good Deeds go Unpunished?
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Volume
2 Issue 5 In the 7th issue, Team
Resource Management at Delta Airlines, Discipline: Why Process is More
Important Than Outcome and Blind obedience equals disaster
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Volume
2 Issue 4 In the 6th issue, we read
about how behaviour-based safety reduces maintenance injuries and we read
about discipline and the role of rule
violations.
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Volume
2 Issue 3 In the 5th issue, there is a
extremely interesting article from David Marx regarding Discipline in the
workplace and many other Human Factors articles.
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Volume
2 Issue 2 In the 4th issue,
there are articles on Human Factors in the Coast Guard, Evaluating
Maintenance Human Factors Editorials and Relating Human Factors and FOD.
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Volume
2
Issue
1 In the 3rd issue, there is a
very intriguing article regarding Human Factors
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Volume
1 Issue 2 In the 2nd issue the
question is asked, "Maintenance Human Factors - Are we Getting Anywhere?"
and The "Test Flight of HPIM Part 2"
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Volume
1 Issue
1 In this 1st issue of
GroundEffects, you will find many articles discussing Human Factors and the
importance of Safety Training.
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