Safety and human factors
Aviation safety and human factors training
Online aviation safety, human factors, FOD prevention, and investigation training for operational and maintenance organisations.
- aviation safety online course
- aviation human factors online course
- EASA SMS online course
- FOD prevention online course
Course evidence at a glance
- Safety and human factors course covers GM2 CAMO.A.305(g) and GM1 145.A.30(e)
- FOD course references M.A.402, 145.A.48, NAS 412, AS9146, and AS9100
- Learners complete sections in order before final assessment
Who this training is for
Safety personnel, safety managers, investigators, maintenance staff, certifying staff, pilots, managers, and quality teams who need practical human factors and safety awareness.
Regulatory context
Courses align with aviation SMS principles, human factors expectations, occurrence investigation practice, and relevant continuing-airworthiness training needs.
Course content is maintained against the latest applicable regulatory amendments reviewed as of 21 June 2026.
Assessment and certificate
Learners progress through sections in order, complete the final questionnaire, and receive a certificate once the pass mark is achieved.
Training coverage
- Human factors, safety management, hazards, risk, communication, teamwork, reporting, and professionalism
- FOD prevention, foreign object debris and damage control, clean-as-you-go, and tool accountability
- Training for maintenance, CAMO, safety, investigation, quality, and management personnel
Related courses
FOD
Foreign Object Debris and Damage (FOD) Prevention
Foreign object debris and damage (FOD) prevention for maintenance and manufacturing personnel: the sources of FOD, tiered prevention areas, clean-as-you-go, tool and parts accountability, and the lost-item and reporting process.
65.00 EUR · 6 hours classroom equivalent · certificate on passing
View syllabusRCA
Root Cause Analysis — 5-Why and Fishbone
A practical introduction to root cause analysis for aviation safety and quality, focused on the 5-Why technique and the fishbone (Ishikawa) diagram — from defining the problem to verifying that corrective action prevents recurrence.
65.00 EUR · 6 hours classroom equivalent · certificate on passing
View syllabusSAFETY-HF
Safety & Human Factors Training — Continuing Airworthiness Management & Maintenance
Initial safety and human-factors training to the full GM2 CAMO.A.305(g) syllabus for CAMO personnel and Part-145 maintenance staff: hazards, risk, error, human performance and limitations, communication, teamwork and reporting.
65.00 EUR · 16 hours classroom equivalent · certificate on passing
View syllabusCommon questions
Does the human factors training support maintenance organisations?
Yes. The safety and human factors courses are designed for continuing-airworthiness management and maintenance environments.
Is FOD prevention included?
Yes. The related catalogue includes Foreign Object Debris and Damage prevention training for maintenance and manufacturing personnel.