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Explaining the Move from CRM Principles to CRM Procedures
One of the early modules in crew training should explain the role of CRM principles as well as that of CRM procedures. One way of introducing these concepts is to explain that the design of the CRM procedures is based on critical CRM principles that are needed in an airline’s specific operational environment. General
. Introduce the main components of the ACRM program.
CRM principles, such as good decision making and maintaining situation awareness, dominate traditional CRM training. Recently, there has been a shift toward trainable skills that help crews in the management of resources. Although there is no complete listing of required CRM skills, the new CRM procedures developed under ACRM are designed to support the development of CRM skills. It should be explained that over the next few years the airline will be introducing specific procedures which will help crews to practice and perfect specific CRM skills.
Compared with the traditional CRM principles, the CRM procedures are more specific, more operationally relevant, and they emphasize CRM actions that should be taken by all crews. Consider explaining that the development of these initial CRM procedures is the first step in an ongoing process which will result in a more complete set of CRM procedures. It should be explained that these new CRM procedures were developed by a team that identified airline needs, specified the procedures, and then refined the procedures.
Reviewing the Components of ACRM
The main components of an ACRM program include the CRM procedures, training of the instructor/evaluators, crew training, a standardized assessment of crew performance, and an ongoing implementation process. An explanation of each of these components helps trainees understand the entire program rather than just one or two of its key elements.
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