human_factors

Consulting with human factors in mind

Human beings are naturally prone to errors. A lack of situational awareness, as well as potentially inappropriate thinking and actions, can therefore lead to undesirable consequences. These range from inefficient processes to serious incidents, accidents, or even catastrophes.

Management Lessons from the Flight Deck

Our objective is to apply methods and practices that have been successfully utilized in aviation to organizations with lower levels of criticality. We strongly believe that this will FACILITATE IMPROVED MANAGEMENT of potential errors and risks, resulting in enhanced collective EFFICIENCY and PERFORMANCE. In particular, the concept of Crew Resource Management, derived from the aviation sector, presents an EXELLENT FRAMEWORK for equipping organizations to better ADAPT RAPIDLY changing situations in today's dynamic environment.

Act like a Pilot I

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Act like a Pilot II

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Act like a Pilot III

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Work and feel like a Pilot

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All Electric Society

The 'All Electric Society' envisions a future where electricity, sustainably produced CO₂-neutrally from renewable sources, becomes the dominant energy resource. Its primary aim is the near-complete substitution of fossil fuels with renewable energy solutions, fostering a greener, more sustainable, and environmentally conscious energy system. The Transmission and Distribution (T&D) network acts as the backbone of the energy transition. Achieving a reliable electricity supply depends on the critical infrastructure and the continuous monitoring of asset performance.

Seminar : The All-Electric-Society

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Asset Protection - Switchgear Monitoring

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Asset Protection - Transformer Monitoring

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Asset Protection - Instrumentation (SF6) to protect Switchgear

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Asset Protection - Instrumentation to protect Transformers

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The goal of the seminars "Management Lessons from the Flight Deck" is to transfer and connect leadership and management skills in the industry with the very demanding work environments in high risk organisations. The connection is done via learnings of human factors & traits.

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