Education, Training and Theory

HFC - Human Factors in Control

About HFC and benefits Become a member Minutes of meeting Discussions Communities-of-Practice Education, Training and Theory References to HF standards Other HF networks, useful links Members Certification of HF competence HF incidents and recoveries	Education, Training and Theory Course at Duke University – «Human Factors in AI» A-Z of human factors topics Basics of HF theory and standard methods: Lee, J. D., Wickens, C. D., Liu, Y., & Boyle, L. N. (2017). "Designing for people: An introduction to human factors engineering". CreateSpace Stanton, N. A., Salmon P. M., Walker G.H., Baber C. & Jenkins D.P. (2013). "Human factors methods: A practical guide for engineering and design." Asgate publishing. S.O. Johnsen, T. Porathe "Sensemaking in Safety Critical and Complex Situations" (2021) Open Access Dekker, S. (2019). Foundations of safety science: A century of understanding accidents and disasters. Routledge. Dekker, S. (2004). “Ten questions about human error: A new view of human factors and system safety”. CRC Press. Kirwan, B. (1992). "A Guide to task analysis." Taylor and Francis Johnsen et al.. "CRIOP" – www.criop.sintef.no og www.hfc.sintef.no Norman, D. (2013). The design of everyday things: Revised and expanded edition. Basic books. CIEHF (2020). Learning from adverse events Bower, C., Salas, E., Jentsch, F. & Bowers C. A. (2006). "Creating high-tech teams: Practical guidance on work performance and technology". American psychology association. The Double Diamond model of British Design Council Survey of important HF topics: G. Salvendy (2012) "Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics", Wiley; 4^th edition Other frequently used Human Factors and Ergonomics Textbooks, see https://www.hfes.org/Resources/Textbooks MSc Programme (60ECTS) in Human Factors and System Safety \| Human Factors & System Safety Lund University is pleased to offer a complete Masters of Science programme (60 ECTS) for professionals and practitioners in Human Factors and System Safety. The programme starts with a week of intensive lectures and orientation in Lund, the rest you can do on-line, in two years. The MSc is concluded with a thesis. With no prior Bachelor's degree, you can still take the entire MSc programme, and you will be rewarded a course Testimonium upon completion. The course SOS6514: "Introduction to human factors, methods and theory" goes every year at NTNU during the spring or autumn semester. For 2019: Session 1, 9. - 11. April Session 2, 3. - 6. June Session 3, 27. - 29. August Human Reliability Analysis Methods - Selection Guidance for NASA Quantitative methods derived from nuclear power, SPAR-H adapted oil and gas - Petro-HRA B. Kirwan "Towards a Safety Learning Culture for the Shipping Industry" HSE (2015) "Literature review: Barriers to the application of Ergonomics/Human Factors in engineering design" Course in MTO - Human Factors are held each fall by UIS. See www.uis.no. Other relevant courses is arranged by HFC in Sweden, see HFC website: https://humanfactorsnetwork.se/. Introduction to human factors and distributed collaboration - Theory. Resouce needs: OGP (2011), International Association of Oil & Gas Producers: "Human factors engineering in projects". Report No. 454, August 2011. Collaboration training - "Crew Resource Management": HSE - UK (2003). "Crew resouce management training for offshore operations" by Kathryn Mearns, Sean Whitaker, Rhona Flin, Rachael Gordon and Paul O'Connor. OGP (2014), "Crew Resource Management for Well Operations teams". Report No. 501, April 2014. Audits of human and organisational issues: "Post Deepwater Horizon - HOF Audit for NSOAF" Teori and work from Jens Rasmussen – see: www.odam2014.org/legacy. Published March 27, 2023	Available languages Other webs MAS – Meaningful Human Control of digitalization in safety critical systems Network for Transport safety SAREPTA - Human Factors in Autonomous transport SMACS - Sensemaking in Critical operations The CORD method Security of SAS systems SjekkIT - culture and security SafeCulture - train

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