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SH221: The First Human Factors in Diving Liveaboard- Living our values
Counter-Errorism in Diving: Applying Human Factors to Diving
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In this episode, we explore how a liveaboard trip in Indonesia integrated Human Factors training to transform the diving experience. Jenny Lord from The Human Diver, Brent Webb from Scuba Adventures in Texas and Mark from Master Liveaboards collaborated to create a unique environment focused on psychological safety, teamwork, and debriefing. Over a week, 19 divers, with varying levels of Human Factors training, participated in engaging talks on topics like decision-making, situation awareness, and leadership, alongside dive debriefs that fostered shared understanding and growth. The trip highlighted the power of open communication, self-reflection, and learning from mistakes, leaving participants inspired to bring these skills to their own diving practices and beyond.
Original blog: https://www.thehumandiver.com/blog/the-first-human-factors-in-diving-liveaboard
Tags: English, Communication, Debrief, Jenny Lord, Learning, Psychological Safety
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