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MentorLIVE #5: TEM Building - Adapting Threat and Error Management to General Aviation

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TEM Building Adapting Threat and Error Management to General Aviation. Taken from a successful strategy used by the airlines

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Chapters 20
  1. 0:00 Welcome and WINGS credit
  2. 6:02 Paul Preidecker: why threat and error management
  3. 12:02 What counts as a threat
  4. 15:01 Aviate, navigate, communicate and mitigate
  5. 18:03 No flight is perfect
  6. 21:02 Hard and soft safeguards
  7. 30:00 TEM as defensive driving for pilots
  8. 36:00 Lessons from the Part 121 world
  9. 42:02 Flows followed by checklists
  10. 45:01 Using the resources available
  11. 48:02 Managing threats before they compound
  12. 51:00 Equipment, ATC and organizational threats
  13. 54:03 Procedural compliance and errors
  14. 57:00 Catching and managing errors
  15. 1:00:04 Listing threats before every flight
  16. 1:06:03 Briefings and a shared mental model
  17. 1:12:00 Experience levels and student threats
  18. 1:18:00 NOTAMs and changing conditions
  19. 1:21:00 TEM and the ACS
  20. 1:24:00 Contact info and closing

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About This Course

Topic: TEM Building Adapting Threat and Error Management to General Aviation. Taken from a successful strategy used by the airlines

We strive for the perfect flight, yet it is elusive. Truth be known, there is no such thing as a perfect flight. In our increasingly complex environment, we must manage various challenges from operational and environmental threats. If we do not anticipate and manage these threats, errors may occur. This presentation is an introduction to Threat and Error Management. Taken from a successful strategy used by the airlines, you’ll have a chance to learn how to adapt the very same principles to your flying. See real world examples that you can use to maintain the highest level of safety.

Presenters

Paul Preidecker

Presenter

Paul J. Preidecker has been a flight instructor for more than 30 years and has logged more than 7,800 hours of flying time. He retired from Air Wisconsin Airlines, where he was Chief Flight Instructor and captain, served as an Aircrew Program Designee and Line Check Airman, and was qualified as a simulator and ground school instructor; he holds an ATP certificate with type ratings in the CL-65 and Do-328. Paul has served on an FAA Aviation Rulemaking Committee, spoke at the NTSB Symposium on Professionalism, and moderated the regional airline program at the World Aviation Training Summit. He co-hosts FAA Safety Briefing Live, is a regular presenter and host on NAFI MentorLIVE, is a member of NAFI’s Professional Development Committee, and has served on the NAFI Board and as President of NAFI. He is president of FlightDeck Insights, where he develops and promotes best practices and SOPs for general aviation pilots.

Phil Poynor

Presenter

Host - Phil Poynor, NAFI Vice-President Government and Industry Affairs

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