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Event Date: 

Thu, 2011-05-26 10:30 - 11:30

FAA Discussion: AMT Awards Program, CORE Course and Fatigue
Countermeasures Course
featuring

Phil Randall
Assistant National FAASTEAM Manager
Federal Aviation Administration

and

Dr. Katrina E. Avers
Industrial Organizational Research Psychologist
Federal Aviation Administration, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute

Join PAMA for our series of free online training webinars. The FAA
Discussion Webinar will feature a presentation simulcast nationally on
Thursday, May 26th at 10:30 AM EST. Join PAMA as representatives from
the FAA discuss changes to the AMT Awards Program and recent
implementations to the CORE course program and Fatigue Countermeasures
Course. Register now for this FREE webinar to learn about the new
initiatives and have your questions answered by FAA representatives.

If you have any problems accessing the website, please call
the PAMA National office at (703) 778-4647 or email info@pama.org.

About the Speakers:

Phil
Randall
Assistant National FAASTEAM Manager
Federal Aviation Administration

Phil Randall has been in the
aviation maintenance industry for
45 years. He began his career in the US Marine Corps and continued to
work with
Gulfstream Aerospace, Lockheed Supports Systems, and Wrangler Aviation
and
currently works for the Federal Aviation Administration. Phil has made
many
significant contributions to the Aviation Industry, some of which
include the
FAA/NASCAR AMT Awards Program Contest and participating on the
committees of
the NBAA Maintenance and Safety Committee and the HAI Technical and
Safety
Committees. 
Phil is committed to improving
the image of the Aviation
Industry by demonstrating to the public the professionalism of AMTs in
a field
that is demanding on the both work and personal lives. He is also
working to
create awareness of safety in the industry so that FAA procedures will
be
followed as written.

Dr.
Katrina E. Avers
Industrial
Organizational Research Psychologist
Federal Aviation Administration, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute

Dr. Katrina Avers is a Research Scientist at the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) in the Civil Aerospace Medical
Institute.  She
received her Ph.D. in industrial and organizational psychology from the
University of Oklahoma.  Dr. Avers has published more than 30
articles
and book chapters and is a member of the Society of Industrial and
Organizational Psychology and the American Psychological
Association. 

Dr.
Avers was hired by the FAA in 2007 and is working in the Human Factors
Research Division.  She is currently chairing a
multi-disciplinary
maintenance fatigue workgroup and leading a congressionally mandated
project investigating flight attendant fatigue.  Focal
research
activities include organizational assessment, fatigue education,
fatigue reporting systems, and fatigue risk management programs for
flight crew, cabin crew and maintenance technicians. Dr. Avers takes a
practical, science-based approach and has worked to develop applied
solutions that can be used across the industry. She has made many
science-based fatigue risk management tools available on the FAA’s
human factors website at mxfatigue.com.

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