2) How Can We Be Mentally
    Prepared?
    
    A very simple model is
    used to help explain why we humans make the decisions we do and what are
    some of the things we can do to ensure that we are mentally prepared when
    something goes wrong.
    
    3) Decision Making or the
    Lack of
    
    This is better known as
    loss of situation awareness. Strategies are developed to lessen the chances
    of this occurring. .
    
    4) What Influences our
    Decision Making?
    
    This chapter covers the
    many things that can influence our decision making both physiological
    (hypoxia) and psychological (complacency) Organizational (the company
    culture) is covered in Part 2
    
    5) Decision Making and
    Risk Management
    
    This chapter explains how
    the benefit or perceived benefit causes us to takes risks. It goes on to
    show how to manage risk.
    
    6) Case Studies
    There are two case studies
    in the workshop. In these case studies they learn how to identify the chain
    of events and develop "Safety Nets" to avoid making the errors.
    7) Wrap up
          The workshops all
          end with the participants setting safety goals from what they have
          learned
          A certificate of
          training is issued to the participants 
Some Comments From Past Courses
    
    Q
    Didn’t think I’d get anything
    out of it but I did.
    
    Q
    Somehow you made my being
    here on a day off Sunday worthwhile. Thanks
    
    Q
    Been flying for almost
    30 years and I still learned something.
    
    Q
    Thanks for showing that you
    can teach an old dog some new tricks.
    
    As with all our
    workshops we offer this guarantee:
    "If at the end of the
    workshop, any persons feels that it was a waste of his/her time, we will
    refund the fee minus only expenses." (No
    free donuts)
	 
This set of "Flight Crew Dirty Dozen" 
was developed to help maintain the awareness of the workshop 
participants.
	Like previous Dirty Dozen developed by 
	System Safety Services, each one illustrates one of the Dirty Dozen and 
	the Safety nets that assist the reader to avoid making that error.
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