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The Pilot Factor

A fresh look into Crew Resource Management

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Using insights from History, Psychology, and Leadership, this book presents an accessible approach to Crew Resource Management (CRM) designed to empower teams in achieving enhanced safety and efficiency through three key skills: Communication, Leadership, and Experience. Real stories introduce these concepts, making for an enjoyable yet impactful read. Aimed at pilots, it is a straightforward resource that addresses the challenges and tools of a multi-crew cockpit, rather than an academic text for scholars. Although authored by a Professional Pilot and focused on aviation, the skills and principles discussed have broad applications across various industries. Many professionals have praised this work for its genuine and simple approach to developing powerful skills that typically take years to master through experience alone. Key topics include the History of CRM, Threat and Error Management (TEM), the significance of Emotional Intelligence, adaptable Communication styles, and the balance between Training, Performance, and Safety. Additional discussions cover Situational Awareness, Leadership and Management strategies, Stress Management, Decision Making, and the importance of Debriefing for learning from mistakes. Each chapter offers a pilot's perspective and includes questions to help reinforce the most critical aspects, ensuring readers maximize their learning experience.

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The Pilot Factor, Jean Denis Marcellin

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Jaar van publicatie
2014
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Titel
The Pilot Factor
Ondertitel
A fresh look into Crew Resource Management
Taal
Engels
Jaar van publicatie
2014
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
171
ISBN10
1497374618
ISBN13
9781497374614
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Using insights from History, Psychology, and Leadership, this book presents an accessible approach to Crew Resource Management (CRM) designed to empower teams in achieving enhanced safety and efficiency through three key skills: Communication, Leadership, and Experience. Real stories introduce these concepts, making for an enjoyable yet impactful read. Aimed at pilots, it is a straightforward resource that addresses the challenges and tools of a multi-crew cockpit, rather than an academic text for scholars. Although authored by a Professional Pilot and focused on aviation, the skills and principles discussed have broad applications across various industries. Many professionals have praised this work for its genuine and simple approach to developing powerful skills that typically take years to master through experience alone. Key topics include the History of CRM, Threat and Error Management (TEM), the significance of Emotional Intelligence, adaptable Communication styles, and the balance between Training, Performance, and Safety. Additional discussions cover Situational Awareness, Leadership and Management strategies, Stress Management, Decision Making, and the importance of Debriefing for learning from mistakes. Each chapter offers a pilot's perspective and includes questions to help reinforce the most critical aspects, ensuring readers maximize their learning experience.