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GCAA – 6th ANA Safety Seminar/ Workshop

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTORS MANAGEMENT

FOR AIR NAVIGATION AND AERODROMES

28th and 29th May 2013 - Al Marooj Rotana Hotel in Dubai.

Following our continued success with the 5th ANA Safety Workshop in May 2012, GCAA sights have focused on

continual improvement and expansion, with this year’s seminar sourcing valuable input from international

speakers specializing in Fatigue Risk Management, from ICAO, University of Paris, Global Aerospace Logistics,

LFV and Airbus Prosky.

As a vital component of the safety promotion activities,

within the GCAA State Safety Programme, the Air Navigation

and Aerodrome Department have compiled this year’s safety

seminar to focus on the subject of Fatigue Managment.

OVERVIEW

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTOR MANAGEMENT FOR AIR

NAVIGATION & AERODROMES

SEMINAR OBJECTIVESThe seminar objectives are to identify and promote an improved awareness

of what is fatigue and human factors, how these affect aviation operations

staff, what are the resultant risks to operations and what actions and

mitigations we may take to implement a fatigue risk management system to

provide protection to our staff and industry from the adverse effects of

fatigue and human focus limitations.

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GCAA – 6th ANA Safety Seminar/ Workshop

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTORS MANAGEMENT

FOR AIR NAVIGATION AND AERODROMES

28th and 29th May 2013 - Al Marooj Rotana Hotel in Dubai.

HOW TO REGISTER

BENEFITS OF ATTENDINGAt the conclusion of the Seminar – Workshops, participant will:

Have an improved understanding of what is fatigue and human factors.

How these human physical and mental limitations can affect your

operational staff performance. An improved awareness of how operational

staff can better manage shift work. Knowledge of what tools are available

to assist in the management of fatigue and human factors. Understanding

of the reasoning and requirements for the ICAO Fatigue Risk Management

System

Simply go to the following GCAA 6th ANA Seminar registration website

www.surveymonkey.com/s/ana6 and enter your details.

Attendance to the Seminar is FREE and includes lunch and refreshments.

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GCAA – 6th ANA Safety Seminar/ Workshop

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTORS MANAGEMENT

FOR AIR NAVIGATION AND AERODROMES

28th and 29th May 2013 - Al Marooj Rotana Hotel in Dubai.

Richard Macfarlane is the Chief of Integrated Infrastructure Management Section for the Air Navigation

Bureau. He is responsible for communications, navigation, surveillance and aeronautical information

management at the Headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montréal. He

is personally tasked with putting the international enabling provisions in place for Air Traffic

Management programmes such as NextGen and SESAR. He has worked in the Civil Aviation Authority of

New Zealand, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia, the Air Navigation Commission and now the

Air Navigation Bureau of ICAO. He is a pilot and navigator by trade, has a background in human factors

and Systems Safety and he takes particular interest in complex systems integration.

MR. RICHARD MACFARLANESEMINAR SPEAKERS

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GCAA – 6th ANA Safety Seminar/ Workshop

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTORS MANAGEMENT

FOR AIR NAVIGATION AND AERODROMES

28th and 29th May 2013 - Al Marooj Rotana Hotel in Dubai.

Prof. Philippe Cabon PhD is currently Associate Professor in Human Factors at Paris Descartes University

(France). His main research interests include fatigue, workload and stress in Civil Aviation, Air Traffic

Control and industry. He has worked extensively on fatigue and sleep of aircrews in long and short range

flights for the French Civil Aviation Authorities (DGAC), Airbus and several airlines. As a member of the

European Committee for Aircrew Scheduling and Safety (ECASS) he was involved in the scientific

validation of the Ultra-Long Range flights for the Civil Aviation Authorities of Singapore. He is currently

working on the implementation of Fatigue Risk Management System in civil aviation and a member of

the FRMS ICAO task force.

PROF. PHILIPPE CABON SEMINAR SPEAKERS

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GCAA – 6th ANA Safety Seminar/ Workshop

FATIGUE AND HUMAN FACTORS MANAGEMENT

FOR AIR NAVIGATION AND AERODROMES

28th and 29th May 2013 - Al Marooj Rotana Hotel in Dubai.

Billy Josefsson is a fully licensed Air Traffic Controller since 1984 and worked for LFV for more than 30 years. In 1994 he moved to the LFV Headquarters and holds the position of Senior Air Traffic Controller, ATM & Human Performance Advisor. Since 1994 Billy has been involved in numerous R&D projects, strategic activities in Europe and U.S. He manages the LFV Safety Plan and the Safety Culture Evaluation covering LFV and the DK/SE FAB (run by the NUAC company). Billy has been an active member of the CANSO Safety Culture Working Group since the start and was leading the Just Culture Task Force on Global level. The overall driver for Billy is to understand and apply best practices within Human Performance in order to support Safety Performance and the latest example of his achievements is the Remote TWR Services project. Billy has a background in psychology, human factors and change management from Linköping University.

MR. BILLY JOSEFFSON SEMINAR SPEAKERS