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This interim project report describes a human factors approach to knowledge elicitation from subject matter experts to inform the development of digitally animated scenario based hazard education modules.
The project aims to contribute to resilient tyre maintenance work systems in the global mining community through a human factors analysis of accessible and effective hazard education experiences that depict safety-critical tyre handling equipment operation.
The objectives of this stage of the project were to:
- Gain rich insight into the critical learning requirements (i.e., what does someone need to know and do) to manage safe and productive tyre handling operations with a focus on mitigating credible fatal consequences.
- Use human factors findings to inform the instructional design and development of high-fidelity training content with 15 - 20 learning experiences about safety-critical tyre maintenance activities per an Interactive Product Viewer.
- Determine the utility and impact of interactive hazard education material about tyre handling equipment use and its Required Operating States, Credible Failure Modes, and Business Inputs within a Control Framework.
The project is continuing and final outcomes will be published at the completion of the next stage.