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Teamwork 1 Current

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AERO 3230
CRM
Teamwork
Scenario
• Your group is flying over Northern Canada in
January.
• Suddenly, the engine sputters and down you go.
• You make a relatively safe landing, but the gear
collapses on impact – no one is injured.
• The handout has a list of supplies you find in
your aircraft.
• First, rank these supplies in order of importance
by yourself.
• Come together as team and rank them as a
team: EVERYONE MUST AGREE TO THE TEAM
DECISION.
Takeaways
Was it easy to find consensus?
Did you find working with relative strangers hard?
Would this have been easier with friends?
What else could have helped you?
Other comments / feedback?
Teamwork
• What is Teamwork?
• What makes a “team”?
• Key terms: efficient, effective, common goal, well-understood objectives,
division of roles/responsibilities, leadership
Establishing a
Team
• The bottom line for Crew Resource
Management skills in promoting good
communication in the cockpit:
• NASA tested 7,500 flight crews and determined
that the two most significant factors in the
promotion of good CRM principles were:
1. The Captain giving a thorough briefing
2. The First Officer making inquiries and
advocating his/her position
• Two other important factors are:
3. Standard Operating Procedures
4. Common Language
Briefing Objectives
• All members of the crew (team) need an understanding of:
Mission objectives
Prevailing Conditions
Planned actions
Contingencies
Responses to Contingencies
(Remember TEM… identify threats)
• Planning and communication within the team helps address and mitigate threats and create rapid
response to abnormal conditions.
• Who should the briefing include?
UPS 1354
• Nighttime, bad weather,
short runway, fatigued, nonprecision approach.
• Improper flight path modes
• CVR showed they identified
the threats
• Did not mitigate them
• NO BRIEFING
Rethinking the Briefing
• https://flightsafety.org/asw-article/rethinking-the-briefing/
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First – Address the threats. Law of Primacy.
Interactive – involve the crew members.
Scalable – know when to expand
Cognitive – recap critical threats, countermeasures, and summarize duties,
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