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    Customer Services

    Threat Recognition and Error ManagementThreat Recognition and Error Management(TREM)(TREM)

    Singapore, 8-10 October, 2002

    Airbus 16th Human Factors Symposium

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    Customer Services

    Airbus 16th Human Factors Symposium

    Threat Recognition and Error ManagementThreat Recognition and Error Management(TREM)(TREM)

    Singapore, 8-10 October, 2002

    Joey M. ANCA Jr

    Mike MYLANSingapore Airlines

    Presented by

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    The Evolution of Crew Resource Management (CRM)

    Threat Recognition & Error Management (TREM)

    Tools from Ground Up: An Organisational Strategy

    Building a Culture of Safety

    TREM in Singapore Airlines

    Threat Recognition and Error Management (TREM)

    ContentsContents

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    25 years of CRM with key issues that need to be

    addressed:

    CRM regulation

    Integration of CRM into the Business of airlineoperations

    CRM Evaluation and its relevance to shaping

    skills to minimize human error

    Have we indeed given the pilot the TOOLS for betterflightdeck error management?

    Have we made the necessary link between CRM and the

    business?

    The Evolution of CRM

    A Quick Heads UpA Quick Heads Up

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    1st-3rd Generation CRM

    4th-5th Generation CRM

    6th Generation CRM

    DISCIPLINE

    CONCEPT

    SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (TOOLIN

    AF90 Potomac

    UAL Everglades

    UAL 232 Sioux City

    FOQA/QAR

    LOFT Development

    TREM

    KAL Guam

    Behavioural Markers CRM

    Incident Reporting/CHIRP/ASRS

    LOSA

    The Evolution of CRM

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    CRM Instructors Behavioural Indicators

    1st-5th Generation CRM Instructor(Aspirin to Ecstasy)

    CRM Zealot--one sided, either

    Management or Line;

    The I or Experience Syndrome of

    teaching: Been there, Done that;

    Uses psychobabble to impress learning;

    Inability to deal with classroom issues

    and its relationship to fleet or flying

    school concerns;

    Views CRM as the magic potion; CRM

    is localised as a teambuilding

    technique

    Increases pilot independence with other

    flightcrew (cabin crew, mechanics etc)--

    the Right Stuff or Clipper Captain

    attitude

    Very Charismatic and well-liked

    6th Generation CRM Instructor(Antibiotic)

    CRM Helper--sees that CRM is just one

    of a host of error prevention strategies;

    Focus of error management is building

    an error tolerant crew or pilot

    Veers away from behaviour and focuseson systems approaches to safety

    Becomes a potent aid to flight

    operations administration

    Concerned with long-term solutions

    which may not deliver initial positive

    results

    Upholds Captains Authority but only

    after seeking information from crew

    members

    Uses a Just approach to things--

    respected for views but sometimes

    feared because of the truth.

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    Engineer

    Pilot

    Cabin Crew

    Station Manager

    Organisation

    ATCWorkplace

    Environment Team

    Eventsanomaly

    incident

    accident

    Error Management

    An Organisational Strategy

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    Overt Threats: Organisational , Team, Individual, Environmental, External,

    Aircraft

    THREAT

    RESPONSE

    OUTCOME

    Overt Threats: Organisational , Team, Individual, Environmental,

    External, Aircraft

    Latent Threats: National, Organisational, Professional cultures;

    RegulatorySystem

    CRM Skill

    Countermeasures: Team Management,

    Planning, Task Execution, Task

    Review and Modification

    Inciden

    t

    Inconsequential Safe

    Flight

    Undesired

    Aircraft

    State

    New ErrorCrew Error(s)

    ThreatMan

    agement

    ErrorManagement

    TREM

    A Preventive ToolA Preventive Tool

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    *Red denotes SSE area of influence.

    The Safety and Service Culture Context

    InformedCulture

    LearningCulture

    Just

    Culture

    Safety &

    Service

    Culture

    Actively Listening to Staff

    Chronic Unease about Safety

    Instilling Greater CustomerSatisfaction

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    Informed

    Culture

    Learning

    Culture

    JustCulture

    Safety

    Culture

    Listening to the Troops Chronic Unease about

    Safety

    Active Event

    Reporting System Incident Knowledge

    Base

    CCRM Flight Ops

    CCRM beyondFlight Ops

    LLOSA

    Proactive

    Investigation Focused on Error

    Avoidance, Trapping,

    Mitigation

    IInvestigation and

    Discipline Process

    I

    CConfidential

    Incident ReportingFFDAP/ Aviation

    Quality Database

    *Red denotes SSE area of influence.

    The Safety and Service Culture Context

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    Engineering &

    Maintenance

    Station

    Managers

    Cabin

    Crew

    Pilots

    TCS-OASIS

    TREM

    TREM

    SAFE Program

    The Transcending Customer Service

    & TREM Education Program

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    Individual

    Team

    Workplace

    Organisation

    GreaterGreater

    ProtectionProtection

    GreaterGreater

    VulnerabilityVulnerability

    Sleeves Always in Motion MaturingCulture Values andBeliefsCompatibilitythroughoutLayers ofSleeves

    Less Incidenceof Non-protected

    Areas Predicting

    Vulnerability is aWay of Life

    DecreasingLoyalty tothe Companyand Business Unitsengaged inSelf-Protectionistaffairs ratherthanCollectiveWins Leaders aremore

    concernedabout Self-preservation Safetyinformationresides witha critical few

    A Culture of Safety Model: Overlapping Sleeves of Protection

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    Flight OperationsFlight Operations

    Cabin Crew

    EngineeringCustomer Service

    Officers

    Ramp Operations IntegratedCRM

    Practical Application

    Joint Tech-Cabin CRM

    embedded in SEP

    Maintenance Resource

    Management (MRM)

    Context of CRM Integration (Areas of Influence)

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    The Customers Line of Sight

    Our Line of Sight

    Takeoff

    Initial

    climb Landing

    Final

    approachLoad,

    taxi,

    unload

    Climb Cruise Descent

    Initial

    approach

    Flaps retracted

    Outer markerNav fix

    Ring

    Reservat

    ions

    Check-In

    CIQ/Baggag

    e

    Home

    Service

    Recovery

    ERRORS?Service

    Error Free

    Product

    Building in the Business: Excellent Service + Error Free Product)

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    They are corrected

    Behavior is readapted:- Margins are increased- Attention level is raised- Monitoring is improved

    In a tolerantsystem, whenerrors are

    detected ...

    Short term performance is adaptedLong term performance is improved (learning)

    Slide c/o Dedale Asia Pacific

    Errors and Performance

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    LOSA and the SIA Safety Agenda

    Quality Assurance

    Safety InformationSystemInvestigationManagement

    LOSA

    Safety, Efficiency, ReliabilitySafety, Efficiency, Reliability

    System & Individual

    Learning Process

    IDP

    Discipline

    FDAP

    Flight Ops Quality Management

    Flight Safety PilotsFlight Safety Champions

    CHFIRPS

    Incident Reporting

    Voyage Reports

    Regular Audits

    Executive Feedback

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    Violation + Intent = Death and DestructionViolation + Intent = Death and Destruction

    The New ICON of Intent

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    Threats

    & Errors

    Threats / Errors detected

    and managedSuccessful

    flight

    Threats /

    Errors not

    detected /

    managed

    Undesiredaircraft

    stateACCIDENT/

    INCIDENTUndesired aircraft

    state not managed

    Undesired aircraft

    state managed

    Inconsequential

    Slide c/o Dedale Asia Pacific

    Threat and Error Management

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    Violations Matter

    Fl ight Safety Fou ndat ion Report

    Helmreich: US LO SA data

    40% of accidents in the global fatal accident

    database had violations

    Those who violate make twice as many other errors

    as those who do not

    Their errors are twice as likely to be consequential

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    Forgetting to...

    Time pressure

    Distraction

    Inattention

    Manage time

    Prioritise tasks

    Use check list

    Seeing / hearing

    what was expected

    Highly experienced/

    Too much anticipation

    What if my expectation

    is incorrect?

    Slip Routine errors

    More attention

    More monitoring

    What may be different?

    Wrong reasoning Inadequate knowledgeMake it simple

    Stick to SOP

    What happened? Why? What did you learn?

    Slide c/o Dedale Asia Pacific

    Learning From Errors

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    Have we provided more tools than theory to addressoperational reality?

    What are the opportunities to build TREM as an integral

    component of airline business? Thinking Pilot + Thinking Crew = Error Tolerant Operation?

    A Culture of Safety: Where is the balance betweeninvesting on the Hearts and Mind vv. Shaping the

    Environment?

    TREM is focused on the CEO of the Aircraft. What elsecan be done to focus on the CEO of the airline?

    Threat Recognition and Error Management (TREM)

    ConclusionConclusion