This 5-day face-to-face course delivers a comprehensive practical introduction to human factors for non-specialists. It provides a practical, engaging and interactive background to key topic areas and covers how human and organisational factors (HOF) can be applied within the workplace and how these influence behaviour.
You will learn the meaning and scope of HOF, the importance of HOF in high-hazard industries, and how to improve HSE performance by applying common approaches to the management of HOF in a major hazard context.
Upon completion of the course, successful delegates will receive the Human Factors Foundation Certificate from the Energy Institute and Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF), allowing them to demonstrate the skills that have been gained during the course.
Format
Length
Date
Location
Member
price
Non-Member
price
Face-to-face
N/A
06/10/25 - 10/10/25
London
Member price: £1799.00 + VAT
£1799.00 + VAT
Non-Member price: £2249.00 + VAT
£2249.00 + VAT
What will I learn?
- The meaning of HOF and the scope of the subject
- Common approaches to the management of HOF and an appreciation of the benefits of applying these approaches in a major accident hazard context
- How HOF techniques can be integrated with other risk management activities
- Overview of Human and Organisational Factors (HOF)
- Human and Organisational Factors in risk management
- Human and Organisational Factors in work systems
- Non-technical skills
- Human and Organisational Factors in design
Who is this suitable for?
- Anyone working within operating companies - including managers, operators and supervisors
- Anyone with a responsibility for people, safety and the environment
- Anyone receiving university training as a prelude to working within major accident hazard industries (e.g. engineering degrees, business degrees, (such as MBA’s)
- Recent graduates working within major accident hazard industries
Tutor profile
Mr M Wright
Michael is a Chartered Psychologist and Registered (Chartered) Member of the Chartered Institute for Ergonomics and Human Factors. He has over 30 years of consultancy and training experience in Human Factors across oil and gas, nuclear, transport, defense, and emergency services. He brings immense practical experience in applying human factors and can share lessons learned on its successful implementation. Having delivered numerous Human Factors courses to engineering, safety, and operational personnel, he can help relate Human Factors to your work