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SH71: The Five Hazardous Attitudes
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In this podcast episode, we draw parallels between aviation and diving safety, emphasizing the importance of human factors and non-technical skills in preventing accidents. Reflecting on a tragic airplane crash, we explore hazardous attitudes commonly seen in both industries and propose antidotes to mitigate their risks. From anti-authority to resignation, these attitudes can lead to complacency and unsafe practices, impacting instructors and divers alike. Through real-life examples and insights, we underscore the need for awareness and positive attitudes in diving instruction, aiming to foster a culture of safety and responsibility within the diving community.
Original blog: https://www.thehumandiver.com/blog/the-five-hazardous-attitudes
Links:
National Transportation Safety Board, Aviation Investigation Preliminary Report
CAA tutorial about Airmanship: https://infringements.caa.co.uk/tutorial/airmanship/
FAA info about Airmanship: https://www.faasafety.gov/gslac/ALC/course_content.aspx?cID=723&sID=1448&preview=true
EASA info about Aeronautical Decision Making: https://www.easa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/dfu/HE4_Single-Pilot-Decision-Making-v1.pdf
More about this from a flight instructors perspective: https://www.aviation101.com/deathbyflightinstructor
Tags:
English, Communication, Human Performance, Incident Analysis, Jenny Lord, Leadership
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