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Chapter 1 – HFI within Naval Capability Acquisition • To assess, evaluate and aid acceptance of the HF characteristics of platforms and equipment during the development process to ensure that the design supports effective, efficient, safe and acceptable job and task performance. • To ensure that Health and Safety standards and legislation are fully observed. • To ensure that the service conditions and quality of life onboard is acceptable to RN personnel and supports retention. • To ensure that cost-effective training and support for skills and knowledge development is provided onboard and ashore in accordance with training policy. System Safety & Health Hazards Operational Requirement Human-Equipment Functions & Tasks User-Equipment Interface Design Human Workload & Performance Total System Performance Training Needs Complement & Personnel Characteristics Environment & Accommodation Figure 1-3: Human Factors in Naval Systems 1.2.4 HFI Technical Areas for Naval Systems The scale of naval equipment procurement ranges from the acquisition of complete new platforms and/or equipment systems to the provision of specific items of equipment for existing vessels. The procurement process itself may occur over a number of phases and involve requirements specification, design assessment and acceptance into service. HFI technical issues must be addressed in an appropriate manner at each phase of procurement for each type of platform or equipment. To support the naval procurement process, a series of ‘HFI Technical Areas’ has been established with the following purposes: Nov 2006 Page 1-15 Issue 4
MAP-01-010 – HFI Management Guide (STGP 10) • To promote common understanding of HFI technical issues. • To summarise the management process and the stakeholders involved. • To provide guidance about HFI activities, outputs, methods and standards. HFI Technical Areas that affect the design and construction of the vessel, and affect its crew, include: complementing, training, deck and compartment layout, vessel maintenance and ship husbandry, overall environment and habitability, traffic flow and material handling and crew health and safety. HFI Technical Areas that affect the design and construction of the installed combat system and marine engineering equipment and systems include: manning implications, training, operability, workstation design and workspace layout, the local environment and health and safety aspects for equipment. Table 1-3 identifies these HFI Technical Areas and shows the HFI domains with which they are associated. All concerned must remember that HFI is not a self-contained process. HFI activities are undertaken to ensure that people-related issues are fully taken into account in other traditional areas of design and manufacture. In order to achieve this, frequent two-way communication between Human Factors specialists and those in other disciplines, e.g.: systems engineering, marine engineering, mechanical engineering, information system design, and logistics support. 1.2.5 Relationship between HFI Domains, HFI Technical Areas and MAP- 01-011 Chapters The HFI domains, see Table 1-3, help to elicit and to structure the HFI issues addressed in the HFI Programme. All documentation for the Investment Approvals Board (IAB) must use the HFI domains. It is essential that appropriate attention be paid to each HFI domain in total system design to achieve the best outcome. Manpower Personnel HFI Domains HFI Technical Areas MAP-01-011 Chapter Reference Manpower, Complementing & Accommodation Chapter 4 Team Organisation Chapter 5 Crew and Equipment User Characteristics Chapter 6 Training Crew and Equipment User Training Chapter 7 Human General Arrangement Chapter 8 Factors Operational Spaces Chapter 9 Engineering (HFE) Accommodation Spaces Chapter 10 Miscellaneous Spaces Chapter 11 Nov 2006 Page 1-16 Issue 4
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