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Human Factors Handbook Procedural Guidance and Tools

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NASA-HDBK-8709.25
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This NASA Handbook defines the NASA Human Factors Analysis and Classifications System (NASAHFACS) tool and provides guidance on the use of NASAHFACS. It illustrates the NASAHFACS model; describes the data gathering, coding, trending, and tracking process; and outlines training and other related resources to support the practice of NASAHFACS throughout NASA.
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Human Factors, Event Code, Dirty Dozen, Red Light, Green Light, Mishap Investigation, Risk Assessment, HFACS
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