Project Acronym	STAMINA
Project Name	Safety Training for the Aircraft Maintenance Industry
Project Dates	1998-2000
Funding agency/programme	LEONARDO The STAMINA project has been carried out with the support of the European Community within the framework of the Leonardo Da Vinci project
Partners	Trinity College Dublin (IRL) FLS Aerospace (IRL) Ltd. SAS Technical Services (SE) National Aerospace Laboratory, NLR (NL) In collaboration with the EU Joint Research Centre (JRC) at Ispra
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Partners websites	www.flsaerospace.com www.nlr.nl/public/ www.sas-mt.com
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Objective of the Project	The objective of the STAMINA project was to develop a best-practice approach and suite of human factors for the aircraft maintenance industry.
Summary of the Project	The STAMINA project developed an integrated human factors training solution for aircraft maintenance. Core human factors training materials were supplemented by additional materials addressing the specific roles of supervisors, managers and trainers. The training was developed by thorough analysis of training needs and drawing on cutting-edge human factors research in the industry, particularly the ADAMS project.
Details of the Project	STAMINA is an integrated human factors training solution for aircraft maintenance. Core human factors training materials are supplemented by additional materials addressing the specific roles of supervisors, managers and trainers. STAMINA materials represent a unique resource, drawing together generic human factors knowledge with the findings of focused research in the maintenance domain. The STAMINA core course comprises a comprehensive set of human factors training materials that can stand alone as a core human factors training course and also form the basis of individual courses for other personnel such as managers, supervisors and trainers. Additional modules address specific needs of the different trainee groups. The training methodology used involves very active learning. Presentations by the trainer are kept brief. Classroom learning is supported by hand-outs which explain topics in more detail. Group exercises Individual exercises Games Videos Group discussions Role plays Presentations The STAMINA partnership: Trinity College, Dublin (TCD) NLR, Amsterdam FLS Aerospace (IRL) SAS Maintenance Training In collaboration with the E.U. Joint Research Centre (JRC) at Ispra For more information: APRG, Department of Psychology, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland Tel: +353-1-608 1053 Fax: +353-1-671 2006
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Other output	Core Human Factors in Maintenance Course Human Factors Trainers’ Course Human Factors Managers’ Course
Contact Details	Dr. Sam Cromie Psychology Department, Trinity College Dublin 2 Ireland +353 1 6081053 +353 1 6712006
Course Name	STAMINA Core Maintenance Human Factors Managers Course
Course Objective	To give the trainee an understanding of core human factors at the levels of the task, individual, team and organisation. To address the key issues for management in implementing human factors.
Duration	3 days
Availability	For purchase as places on an open course or dedicated course for an organisation
Cost	Contact for prices
Contact	Dr. Sam Cromie Psychology Department, Trinity College Dublin 2 Ireland +353 1 6081053 +353 1 6712006
Course Name	STAMINA Human Factors Trainers’ Course
Course Objective	To develop the skills of human factors facilitation and a basic understanding of the key issues in implementing human factors training.
Duration	4 days
Availability	For purchase as places on an open course or dedicated course for an organisation
Cost	Contact for prices
Contact	Dr. Sam Cromie Psychology Department, Trinity College Dublin 2 Ireland +353 1 6081053 +353 1 6712006
Course Name	STAMINA Core Maintenance Human Factors Managers Course
Course Objective	To give the trainee an understanding of core human factors at the levels of the task, individual, team and organisation. To address the key issues for management in implementing human factors.
Duration	3 days
Availability	For purchase as places on an open course or dedicated course for an organisation
Cost	Contact for prices
Contact	Dr. Sam Cromie Psychology Department, Trinity College Dublin 2 Ireland +353 1 6081053 +353 1 6712006