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Training Issues: Human Factors in Aviation

One of the most challenging issue that confronts the human factors practitioner is the development of training programs. The training required to develop complex, high performance cognitive and motor skills becomes more demanding with the advances of technology (Venturino, 1990). At the same time, due to the attrition of a skilled work force and the increased competitiveness in conducting business, the job of the industrial operator or technician of the 90’s demands increased skill levels, individual responsibilities and an ability to function effectively in a team.