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Table 1 Simulator and Base Training
Unit Performance Element Knowledge
D1 Evaluates CRM training sessions Elicits feedback from trainees. Tracks training session processes against agreed criteria Keeps appropriate records. Methods of assessing and improving session effectiveness
D2 Evaluates and develops own practice Regularly reviews own performance, strengths and development needs. Collects feedback about performance from others. Keeps abreast of developments from Regulator, trade press, etc. Maintains a written development record against a development plan Methods of assessing own performance Methods of improving own performance
Table 2 Line Training
Unit Performance Element Knowledge
A1 Designs CRM training sessions Identifies training requirements Selects CRM components of line check. Provides opportunities for demonstrating CRM competency. Company and industry requirements Training techniques Relevant regulatory requirements CRM standards
A2 Prepares resources Not applicable Not applicable
B1 Integrates CRM training Makes CRM links with technical training and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) where appropriate. Makes links with flight safety, customer service, company policy. Company technical and operational training procedures and requirements Human Factors knowledge
B2 Creates a climate conducive to learning Establishes CRM credentials and rapport with learners, and clarifies roles. Clarifies training objectives and consequences. Ascertains and supports trainees needs. Potential barriers to learning, including awareness of cross-cultural issues How to put trainees at ease Trainees experience level and expectations Adult learning styles
B3 Presents knowledge Communicates clearly, accurately and adequately. Looks for training opportunities. Ways to elicit participation in debrief Methods of giving information
B4 Facilitates learning and coaches individuals Encourages trainees to get involved. Focus is on trainees not themselves. Overtly supportive of CRM principles in word and deed (i.e., role models good CRM). Motivating, patient, confident and assertive manner. Conducts one-to-one coaching/debrief of crew members as appropriate. Encourages mutual support, teamwork and sharing of individual learning experiences. Debriefs on practical application of CRM skills. Facilitation How to give constructive debriefing and feedback The difference between coaching and demonstration/instruction How to encourage trainees to ask questions and seek advice
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