&lt;b&gt;Coaching Technique for Safety Training Using Self-assessment&lt;/b&gt;

Inoue, Takafumi; Kitamura, Yoshihisa; Sato, Ayanori; Matsumoto, Takayuki

doi:10.2219/rtriqr.56.51

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“…Safety guidance is most effective when tailored to each trainee's characteristics. To this end, the "Coaching Technique about Safety using Self-Assessment" is a safety education technique which allows trainees to check their attention ability for themselves and leverage feedback from results to voluntarily find and implement a measure that can prevent their actions from leading to an error due to personal characteristics they have concerns about [6]. This technique is unique since continuous coaching sessions support a trainee's efforts to devise their own measures, and it includes steps to increase knowledge about the voluntary design of measures thorough prior group meetings.…”

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<b>Recent Topics on Human Science Research</b>

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Institute has been conducting research on the education and training of employees and the improvement of onboard environment and station environment. This paper outlines the recent topics on the human science research of the countermeasures against human errors, and the proposals for improving the convenience and comfortability of railway passengers, and then explain its future prospects. Keywords: human science, education and training, onboard environment improvement and station environment improvement.

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confidence: 99%