2015 First International Conference on Reliability Systems Engineering (ICRSE) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/icrse.2015.7366446
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A cognitive reliability assessment method for aviationmaintenance error

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“…The HRA methods take into consideration the name Performance Shaping Factors (PSFs) and the factors influencing human performance, which are determined by the individual characteristics of the human being, the environment, the organization or the activity that enhances or decreases human performance and increases or decreases the likelihood of human error ( [38,39]). Identifying the main key factors contributing errors and causes of maintenance errors is an essential aspect of HRA, and indeed, several papers were focused on References [23][24][25]29,32,36]. For example, the authors of the paper [29] deals with the human errors in the mining machines for the maintenance problems using fishbone cause and effect analysis, while the authors of Reference [24] presents a case study of human error probabilities in a railway maintenance system.…”
Section: Topic 1 and Topic 2: Human Error And Human Reliability In In...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The HRA methods take into consideration the name Performance Shaping Factors (PSFs) and the factors influencing human performance, which are determined by the individual characteristics of the human being, the environment, the organization or the activity that enhances or decreases human performance and increases or decreases the likelihood of human error ( [38,39]). Identifying the main key factors contributing errors and causes of maintenance errors is an essential aspect of HRA, and indeed, several papers were focused on References [23][24][25]29,32,36]. For example, the authors of the paper [29] deals with the human errors in the mining machines for the maintenance problems using fishbone cause and effect analysis, while the authors of Reference [24] presents a case study of human error probabilities in a railway maintenance system.…”
Section: Topic 1 and Topic 2: Human Error And Human Reliability In In...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many factors significantly influencing human error was examined like time pressure, ability to detect and perceive problems, the existence of overriding information, the need to make absolute decisions, and a mismatch between the operator and the designer's model. The most common reasons leading humans to make mistakes of coal-mining machines were described by the authors of Reference [32], using a multi-criteria decision analysis method, able to rank and determine the key causes of maintenance errors, while the key factors of aviation maintenance errors were identified in Reference [23]. The study in Reference [36] presented a taxonomy of PSFs for the specific maintenance field.…”
Section: Topic 1 and Topic 2: Human Error And Human Reliability In In...mentioning
confidence: 99%