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Scuba News
September 7, 2024 by HAL
Rebreather diving, while offering unique underwater exploration, poses significant safety challenges due to its complexity. It requires an understanding of both technical skills and human factors that influence diver performance. Key themes in improving safety include adopting a systems-thinking approach, fostering a just culture for reporting errors, and emphasizing non-technical skills like teamwork and communication. […]
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April 17, 2024 by HAL
Understanding the language of human factors helps convey complex concepts and build deeper understanding. Language shapes our reality, aiding in learning and insight. Learning about human factors is like learning a new language, expanding our world limits. Read the entire article at www.thehumandiver.com
April 3, 2024 by HAL
Human Factors is all about understanding how humans communicate and work together underwater. It involves learning to interpret non-verbal cues and hidden meanings in communication. By improving communication and teamwork, divers can become more efficient and safer underwater. Read the article
February 18, 2024 by HAL
Human factors involve more than just human errors and personal limitations, including organizational and cultural elements. Technical skills are crucial, but non-technical skills like decision-making and communication are equally important for safety. Misconceptions include thinking human factors only address human errors and that focusing on technical skills alone is sufficient for safety. Understanding human factors […]
January 18, 2024 by HAL
Improving diver safety and education involves avoiding rushed training in technical diving, ensuring adequacy and proficiency in underwater skills, and incorporating human factors considerations. Training programs should be selective, mentorship-focused, and prioritizing continuous skill development. The diving industry faces challenges like egocentrism and the need for timely, quality training. Read the article
July 2, 2021 by HAL
Professor Bob Stone has extensive experience in human factors and simulation, with a focus on Mixed Reality solutions for training defense paramedics in simulated missions. Read the article
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