pakto
18th Aug 2005, 08:18
What is dirty zone in term of safety and human factor:confused:
Bus429
18th Aug 2005, 08:32
Not sure - there are all sorts of terms now in use.
The best description may be an error-provoking condition and that covers a multitude; poor tooling, poor access. poor procedures, stress, fatigue, time pressure.
It was a Canadian who came up with the "Dirty Dozen" (perhaps that is what you allude to?) listing 12 problems facing the AME (Norms, complacency, lack of awareness etc).
Have a look here (http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?categoryid=33&pagetype=65&applicationid=11&mode=detail&id=275)
The UK CAA has done a lot of work on HF (as have TC and the FAA) and the ICAO has adopted some of the CAA's work as standards .
PM me and discuss further.
nosefirsteverytime
22nd Aug 2005, 17:19
Aw damn, here was me hoping for a bit of Eng dirtiness to rival Jet Blast........
Golden Rivet
22nd Aug 2005, 17:46
I could direct you to the dirty zone......... http://www.goldenrivet.co.uk/phpBB2/images/smiles/icon_twisted.gif