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The OJTI's Own Workload and Fatigue

The Dual Workload Problem

Quiz: The OJTI's Own Workload

Supporting a Trainee Through Stress and Error

Reading Stress in a Trainee

Handling Errors Without Overcorrecting

Quiz: Errors and Stress

Human factors from the coaching seat rather than the controller seat — managing an OJTI's own fatigue and dual workload, and supporting a trainee through stress and error without over- or under-reacting.

Fatigue, stress, and error management look different from the coaching seat than from the controller seat. This module covers the OJTI's own workload and fatigue, and how to support a trainee through stress and error without over- or under-reacting.

Human Factors for OJTIs

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