FOIs E F G Flashcards
Obstacles of Learning
WIPA UA
Worry Impatience Physical Discomfort Apathy due to Inadequate Instruction Unfair Treatment Anxiety
Demonstration Performance Training
EDSIE
Explanation by instructor Demo by instructor Student Performs Instructor Supervise Evaluation by instructor
Positive Exchange of Flight Controls
Offer - You Have- Look
Accept- I have- Verify
Acknowledge- You have- Release
Sterile Flight Deck
Critical Phases of Flight: Taxiing, Takeoff, Landing, below 10,000
Types of Assessment
RCWP
Review
Collaborative assessment
Written Tests
Performance based
Assessing ability shows…
what have learned
how learn
how well learn
Prior to Solo Proficient Tasks
AC Control Checklist usage Acceptable TO & LDGS Traffic Pattern Etiquette Proper Radio Comms
Ability deal with changes
Proficient go-around
ADM
systematic approach to determine best course of action in response to given set of circumstances
Decision Making Process
Define Problem
Choose Course of Action
Implement Decision
Evaluate Outcomes
Hazardous Attitudes: Factors that Affect Decision Making
AIMIR
Anti-authority- follow rules, usually right
Impulsivity- not so fast, think first
Macho- taking chances is foolish
Invulnerability- could happen to me
Resignation- not helpless, can make a differences
Stressors to Pilot Performance
Physical
Physiological
Psychological
Use of Resources
Internal: ingenuity, knowledge, skill
External: ATC/FSS, Nav Equipment
3 P Model for Pilots- for ADM
Perceive
Process
Perform
Risk Management
logical process of weighing potential risk v. benefits of allowing risk
Principles of Risk Mgmt
AMAI
Accept no unnecessary risk
Make risk decisions at appropriate level
Accept risk when benefits outweigh cost
Integrate risk mgmt into planning
Risk Management Process (not DECIDE model)
IAAMIS
Identify Hazards Assess Risks Analyze risk control measures Make control decisions Implement risk controls Supervise & Review
Level of Risk
measured in terms of..
Severity- extent of possible loss
Probability- likelihood hazard will cause loss
Assessing RIsk
Likelihood of event PORI Probable Occasional Remote Improbable
Severity of event CCMN Catastrophic Critical Marginal Negligable
Mitigating Risk
actions taken to minimize assessed risk
Pilot Risk Assessment Checklist
IMSAFE
Illness Meds Stress Alcohol Fatigue Eating/emotion
Overall Risk Assessment Checklist
PAVE Pilot- imsafe Aircraft- Environment- wx, notams, airspace... External Pressures- passengers, hazardous attitudes
Situational Awareness
accurate perception and understanding of the factors influencing a situation
SRM
management of all resources available to single pilot
SRM Checklist (5P)
Plan Plane Pilot- imsafe Passengers- Programming- familiar with onboard equipment