Foundation
Human Factors and Decision-Making in High-Risk Work
A practical introduction to human factors, attention, fatigue, assumptions, time pressure, communication breakdowns, procedural drift, and decision-making habits that affect safety and performance in high-risk work environments.
Part of the Crisis Support & Human Response pathway — course 2 of 4 toward the Crisis Support & Community Response ProfessionalComing soon — registration not yet open4modules9lessons21pages3hours
USD 150
Coming soon — registration for this course is not yet open.
- Self-paced learning
- Progress tracking
- Certificate on completion
What's inside
4 modules · 9 lessons · 21 pages
What are Human Factors?
- Defining Human Factors and Ergonomics
- The Importance of Human Factors in High-Risk Industries
- Key Components: Capabilities, Limitations, and Behaviors
Human Factors and Workplace Safety
- The Link Between Human Factors and Accidents
- Overview of Global Guidance (HSE, OSHA, NIOSH)
How this course works
- ✓Work through lessons in order. Each page is tracked so you can pick up where you left off.
- ✓Complete all pages in a module to unlock the next one.
- ✓Pass the final exam to earn your certificate of completion.
USD 150
Coming soon — registration for this course is not yet open.
- Self-paced learning
- Progress tracking
- Certificate on completion