ARSA Training – Available Sessions
October 29, 2019
Human Factors Training
The Dirty Dozen in Depth
All of ARSA’s human factors training sessions have been accepted by the FAA for Inspection Authorization renewal credit under § 65.93(a)(4). To purchase multiple sessions at a discounted price, click here to view options for purchasing via a “tiered bundle.”
For each element of “the Dirty Dozen,” the series provides:
(1) Basic definitions and context. (2) Aviation Safety regulatory references. (3) Examples. (4) Mitigations. (5) Exercises.
| Communication Complacency Lack of Knowledge Distraction |
Lack of Teamwork Fatigue Lack of Resources Pressure |
Lack of Assertiveness Stress Lack of Awareness Norms |
Featured Course
Complying with Part 145 – “Soup to Nuts” (Four Hours)
Instructor: Sarah MacLeod
Description: Specially recorded with a hand-picked audience for interactive discussion, this session thoroughly reviews 14 CFR part 145, discusses the application of the rule and overviews some practical implications of obtaining and maintaining a repair station certificate.
Click here to register and get access for 90 days.
IA Renewal Credit
22 ARSA Sessions Acceptable for IA Renewal Credit
The human factors series joins eight other ARSA training sessions that are acceptable for IA renewal credit. After receiving an extension from the FAASTeam, ARSA’s sessions will remain acceptable until 2026. To view all of the association’s accepted courses, click here. If you have questions regarding any of ARSA’s training resources, contact Brett Levanto.
On Demand Sessions
ARSA maintains an ever-expanding library of on-demand recordings of its online training sessions. Each recording is available for unlimited viewing for 90 days after purchase. Click here to get started. Don’t see the training you need? Contact us and help get it developed.
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