AMC Search
3 days
Human Factors training helps maritime professionals identify and address communication and process issues affecting safety and productivity. Led by a behavioural scientist, this customised course develops resource management practices for mariners and managers.
No prerequisites are required to participate in this training course. Participants should have a basic understanding of maritime operations and be willing to engage in interactive learning about human factors affecting workplace safety and productivity.
The training course covers five key areas: Fatigue management and its impact on maritime operations; Stress recognition and coping strategies; Situational awareness development; Perception and sensing techniques; and Decision-making processes. The course emphasises how these human factors affect communication and resource management between mariners and managers, with focus on practical applications to improve safety and productivity in maritime environments.
AMC Search is part of the Australian Maritime College, a leading maritime training institution. The course is developed and delivered by Dr. Ben Brooks, a Behavioural Scientist and professional safety management specialist. The provider offers customised training tailored to specific organisational needs and identified objectives, ensuring relevant and practical outcomes for participants.
Upon completion, participants will be better equipped to manage human factors affecting maritime safety and operations. This training supports career advancement in maritime management, bridge operations, and safety roles. Graduates can apply these skills to improve team communication, reduce safety incidents, and enhance operational productivity in maritime environments.