'The 5 Principles of Human Performance: A contemporary update of the building blocks of Human Performance for the new view of safety.' T. Conklin
A publishers view - 'buy this'
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Conklin’s book is an interesting and informal discussion with the reader about the 5 Principles of Human Performance principle by principle, chapter by chapter. These 5 theories about how humans perform in organisations are principles, the building blocks of Human Performance, through which we have established a new way to think about safety and reliability in our worlds. …and changing the way we think about work is a vital step towards improvement.Work never stops and work is never normal. This idea would scare a mere-mortal manager, but an enlightened leader knows the power of continuous learning and improvement. Work is constantly in motion, therefore learning must continue. Work is never the same, therefore we never really know how work is being done. If we don’t know how we perform work how will we know how we can improve? The 5 Principles of Human Performance are, in a sense, a repository of the central values of Human Performance. Keeping these principles at the core of our thinking, training, and practices will allow the basic building blocks of this philosophy to help organizational programs reduce the normal philosophical drift that is present and predictable in all safety programs. Having these espoused principles keeps us all honest and keeps our Human Performance effort on track and successful."
A summary via ChatGPT, a view from technology - 'use this'
CAUTION the text below is generated by a machine, it has no brain, please use your own. After some thought, this is quite useful as a basis of practical activity; resilience, adaptability.
https://chatgpt.com/share/66eeda94-0...6-21e531a9a08a
An alternative, human view; - note reoccurring themes;
Work as Imagined (WAI) and Work as Done (WAD)
Adaptation
The role of complexity
Learning from everyday work
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/book-...n-brent-pmhtc/
With similar themes - human performance, in the ICAO guidance. Page 21
https://www.easa.europa.eu/community...Regulators.pdf