E/HF Theory And Practice (CIEHF Competence 2) Episodes
Understands the theoretical and practice bases for (re)design of human interfaces (physical and
mental).
Understands the theoretical and practice bases for data collection and analysis relating to E/HF.
The Dirty Dozen - An interview with Michael Bates and Gordon Dupont
Sept. 26, 2022
Michael Bates interviews Gordon Dupont about the creation of the "Dirty Dozen" the 12 main reasons behind why human error occurs.
Applying Human Factors on the ground - An interview with Suzy Broadbent
Aug. 29, 2022
Suzy Broadbent is a Fellow of the CIEHF with twenty years experience working in Human Factors across defence, rail and now healthcare domains. She gave the Institute Lecture at EHF2022. This discussion looks back at her ca…
Human Factors in Iarnród Éireann - An interview with Nora Balfe
Aug. 1, 2022
Iarnród Éireann, or Irish Rail, has its own share of Human Factors Challenges, and the person with the challenge of ensuring HF is kept up to standard is Nora Balfe. In this episode, Nora gives us an insight into the breadth…
RAF Safety and Just Culture
July 18, 2022
Over the past decade or so, the Royal Air Force has been going through a cultural evolution. In this episode, Ian and Avril give us an insight into how the implementation of Human Factors and the attitudes to safety has evol…
HF in Rail - An interview with David Golightly
July 4, 2022
David Golightly is a lecturer at Newcastle University and works in the field of cognitive ergonomics, understanding the factors that make technology and systems fit for the intended user's needs and cognitive abilities.
The Surgical approach to Human Factors - An interview with Peter Brennan
June 20, 2022
Professor Peter Brennan is a NHS Consultant Surgeon in Portsmouth, specialising in head and neck cancer. Barry talks with him to see how he is driving Human Factors approaches from his perspective. To date, Peter has publi…
Human Factors in Agriculture - An interview with Jill Poots
Feb. 21, 2022
A domain that has always held an attraction is Agriculture, and even more so with the development of technology that is being utilised to enable fewer people on a farm to do a lot more. From GPS enabled tractors to the use o…
Working from home - getting serious about furniture - An Interview with Guy Osmond
Feb. 7, 2022
Working from home has been a necessity throughout the pandemic, but now the idea of Hybrid Working is the "new normal". As we move from necessity to normal, we should also be moving from the dining room chair to something t…
Just Culture – An interview with James Hayton
Aug. 23, 2021
Culture is something that influences everything we do, so having the right culture can really make or break a business. in this episode, Barry interview James Hayton, the Human Factors and Safety Culture lead at Baines Simm…
AI and Digital Health SIG – An interview with Dr Mark Sujan
Aug. 24, 2020
One of the areas where Human Factors is getting more traction is within the Healthcare sector. It is still a slow burner though with lots more work to be done, and this is getting more urgent as new technologies are availab…
Human Factors Trials – An interview with Vicki Wall FCIEHF
Aug. 3, 2020
Many practitioners believe that working on Trials and Assessments, where equipment and systems that have been designed and developed are tested with users, are some of the most enjoyable parts of being involved in Human Fact…
Human Factors in Space – An interview with Susan Buckle, UK Space Agency
March 2, 2020
Susan Buckle is the Education and Outreach Manager at the UK Space Agency. This is on the back of an enviable career at the European Space Agency. In this interview she talks about the role of Human Factors in astronaut …
The Nuclear Option – An interview with Grant Hudson
Jan. 20, 2020
This episode looks at the issues surrounding the application of Human Factors in the Nuclear Industry. Barry talks with Grant Hudson, the Head of Human Factors at Cavendish Nuclear. He finds out more about Grants career, amb…