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9/27/01 AC 43.13-1B CHG 1 CHAPTER 13. HUMAN FACTORS 13-1. HUMAN FACTORS INFLUENCE ON MECHANIC’S PERFORMANCE. To accomplish any task in aviation maintenance at least three things must be in evidence. A me chanic must have the tools, data, and technical skill to perform maintenance. Only recently has the aviation industry addressed the me chanic job functions, pressures, and stress, by identifying those human factors (HF) that im pact the mechanics performance. 13-2. THE FAA AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAM has condensed these HF reports DO I HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE TO PER- FORM THE TASK? DO I HAVE THE TECHNICAL DATA TO PERFORM THE TASK? HAVE I PERFORMED THE TASK PREVI- OUSLY? DO I HAVE THE PROPER TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT TO PERFORM THE TASK? HAVE I HAD THE PROPER TRAINING TO SUPPORT THE JOB TASK? AM I MENTALLY PREPARED TO PER- FORM THE JOB TASK? AM I PHYSICALLY PREPARED TO PER- FORM THE TASK? HAVE I TAKEN THE PROPER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO PERFORM THE TASK? DO I HAVE THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO PERFORM THE TASK? HAVE I RESEARCHED THE FAR’S TO EN- SURE COMPLIANCE? FIGURE 13-1. Personal Minimum’s Checklist Par 13-1 into a personal minimums checklist, which asks the mechanic to answer 10 ‘yes or no’ questions before the maintenance task is begun and 10 ‘yes or no’ questions after the task is completed. If the mechanic answers “NO” to any of the 20 questions, the aircraft should not be returned to service. We have provided the checklist in figure 13-1 for your evaluation and review. A color copy of the checklist is avail able from any Flight Standards District Office. Just ask for the Airworthiness Safety Program manager. DID I PERFORM THE JOB TASK TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITIES? WAS THE JOB TASK PERFORMED TO BE EQUAL TO THE ORIGINAL? WAS THE JOB TASK PERFORMED IN AC- CORDANCE WITH APPROPRIATE DATA? DID I USE ALL THE METHODS, TECH- NIQUES, AND PRACTICES ACCEPTABLE TO INDUSTRY? DID I PERFORM THE JOB TASK WITHOUT PRESSURES, STRESS, AND DISTRAC- TIONS? DID I REINSPECT MY WORK OR HAVE SOMEONE INSPECT MY WORK BEFORE RETURNING TO SERVICE? DID I MAKE THE PROPER RECORD EN- TRIES FOR THE WORK PERFORMED? DID I PERFORM THE OPERATIONAL CHECKS AFTER THE WORK WAS COM- PLETED? AM I WILLING TO SIGN ON THE BOTTOM LINE FOR THE WORK PERFORMED? AM I WILLING TO FLY IN THE AIRCRAFT ONCE IT IS APPROVED FOR THE RETURN TO SERVICE? Page 13-1 (and 13-2)PDF Image | AFS-640
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