Human Factors Training Scheme
Aerospace
A course by
NMIT
Develop knowledge and skills in human factors and supervision as required for the certification of aeronautical maintenance. Study online while working, and earn credits towards your aviation engineering qualification.
Online study
Flexible online learning from anywhere
Online, Online
It will take a total of 56 weeks
This course requires 23 hours per week
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Apply Human Factors Knowledge
Apply knowledge of human factors to the certification of aeronautical maintenance, particularly in the context of CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) regulations.
Analyse Maintenance Systems
Understand and analyse maintenance systems and processes to identify best practices and risk areas.
Manage Maintenance Teams
Develop supervision and management skills for leading teams in aircraft maintenance environments.
What You're Signing Up For
This stand-alone online training scheme equips students with the knowledge and skills related to human performance, supervision, and management in aeronautical maintenance. Designed for current or aspiring aircraft maintenance engineers, the course prepares graduates for the NZCAA (Civil Aviation Authority) examinations, a compulsory requirement for licensing. Graduates will cover a range of topics relevant to aircraft maintenance certification, management, and leadership, and can apply credits towards further diploma study.
Course Content
- Human performance and behaviour
- Maintenance systems and processes
- Maintenance errors and accidents
- Management and leadership
What you need to know first
Completed recognised aircraft maintenance engineering training (Level 4 or above), OR equivalent recognised international qualification, OR relevant experience in the aeronautical engineering industry or allied trade.
Demonstrated skills for tertiary study, assessed by NMIT if lacking formal qualification.
English language proficiency: IELTS 6.0 Academic (no subtest < 5.5) or equivalent
Access to a workplace or evidence of workplace experience per CAA AC66-1 subpart 66.53(a)(4).
Must reside in New Zealand to sit the licence theory exams.
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Aerospace
Aviation Engineering
Aircraft Maintenance
Future employment opportunities might be
Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (upon completion of all required examinations/experience)
Supervisor or Manager in aircraft maintenance engineering
Certifying engineer with airlines or aircraft maintenance companies
Careers with aircraft construction companies in New Zealand and overseas
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