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Nationaal Lucht- en Ruimtevaartlaboratorium – National Aerospace Laboratory NLR Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Ramp Resource Management Training Version 1.0 Human Performance & Limitations

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Human Performance & Limitations 2

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Topics Safety regulations Teamwork Team dynamics Leadership Communication Team situational awareness Cultural, ethnic and educational differences Threat and error management Human performance Stress Fatigue Alcohol, medicines and drugs 3

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Stress “The total absence of stress is death” Dr. Selye; pioneer in human stress research 4

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 5 Stress: 4 categories physical stressors noise, temperature physiological stressors sick, lack of sleep psychological stressors time pressure, work pressure, emotional factors psycho-social stressors personal relationship problems Cumulative!

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 6 Stress Reactions 1. Physical Increased heart rate Tremors Feeling hot 2. Emotional /Behaviour Anger Quiet Nervous behaviour (tapping) 3. Cognitive (Thinking) Less capacity Slower thinking process Forgetting

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 7 Stress and performance P Stress

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 8 Personal examples of stressors

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Stress through time Pressure 9 What is the influence of time pressure on job performance? What are possible causes of time pressure?

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 10 Stress reactions: coping Active Palliative reaction: smoking, relaxing... (Vodka!) Avoidance (humour) Emotional expression: anger.... Social support Passive: depression Comforting thoughts

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI 11 Active stress management Being aware of negative effects of time pressure Sufficient resources Planning & preparation Setting boundaries Solve personal problems (!) Recognise and reduce self-induced stress Use colleagues spare capacity

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Fatigue 12

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Driving and just a bit of sleeping 13

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Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI How do you recognise signs of fatigue? Yourself Others 15 Fatigue

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Fatigue management EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES Ensuring safe work practices (e.g. Sensible overtime procedures). Ensuring good work systems (e.g. scheduling work at appropriate times of the day). Appropriate and safe roster design to allow for adequate recuperation. Appropriate and safe shift length. 16 EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES Fitness for work (e.g. adequate rest and recuperation). Lifestyle management (including the use of drugs and alcohol). Incidence reporting (of fatigue- related incidents). Sleep well SHARED RESPONSIBILITY!

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Fatigue management DO Eat your main meal at midday or early evening. Eat light meals at night. Allow at least three hours to digest food before sleep. Eat pasta, grains, sandwiches, salads etc. at night as they are easily digested. Drink reasonable amounts of liquid. 17 Don’t Eat large meals in the middle of the night. Eat food high in sugar and fat, especially ‘fast food’. Eat lots of protein at night, such as red meat, as it is difficult to digest.

Developed for ECAST by NLR/NLR-ATSI Alcohol, Medicines and drugs 18