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Civil Air Patrol
Performing Missions For America
Crew
Resource
Management
Skills of CRM
Mission / Flight Analysis
Assertiveness
Decision Making
Communication
Leadership
Adaptability and Flexibility
Situational Awareness
Performing Missions For America
Mission / Flight Analysis
What is Mission / Flight Analysis?
Phases of Mission / Flight Analysis
Preflight
In-flight
Post flight
Preflight Analysis
Planning
Preparation
Briefing
Performing Missions For America
Mission / Flight Analysis
Briefing continued
Characteristics of an Effective Brief
Professional
Stay Focused
Assigns Responsibilities
Interactive
Complete
Performing Missions For America
Mission / Flight Analysis
In-Flight Mission Analysis
Short-term Planning
Monitoring Mission Progress
Identifying and Reporting Challenges or Changes
Post Mission Analysis
Selective Review
Interactive
Timely
Performing Missions For America
Assertiveness
What is Assertiveness?
Comfort Level
Behavior Continuum
Barriers to Assertiveness
Position of Authority
Experience
Rank
Lack of Confidence
Fear of Reprisal
Performing Missions For America
Decision Making
What is Decision Making?
Assessing the Problem
Verifying Information
Identifying Solutions
Anticipating Consequences of Decisions
Informing Others of Decision and Rationale
Evaluation Decisions
Performing Missions For America
Communication
What is Communication?
You don’t need audio to hear
what our pilot is saying.
Types of Communication
Verbal (Involves words)
Non-Verbal (Everything but words)
Process of Communication
Sender’s Responsibility
Communicate in the Appropriate Mode
Verbal versus Non-Verbal
Convey Information Accurately and Concisely
Provide Information at the Appropriate Time
Request Verification or Feedback
Performing Missions For America
Communication
Receivers Responsibility
Actively Listen
Active verses Passive Role
Take Action as a Result of Communication
Answer or Respond to Communication
Ask for Clarification of Unclear Communication
Performing Missions For America
Communication
Barriers to Communication
Noise
Rank or Experience
Task Overload
Gender
Attitude
Culture
Actively Listen
Active verses Passive Role
Take Action as a Result of Communication
Answer or Respond to Communication
Ask for Clarification of Unclear Communication
Performing Missions For America
Leadership
What is Leadership
Types of Leadership
Designated Leadership
Responsible
Makes Final Decision
Normal Mode of Leadership
Functional Leadership
Leadership by Knowledge or Expertise
Occurs When the Need Arises
Performing Missions For America
Leadership
Responsibilities of Leadership
Crew Performance
Direct Actions
Ask for Assistance
Performing Missions For America
Leadership
Traits of an Effective Leader
Respected
Decisive
Delegates Tasks
Provides Feedback
Leads by Example
Keeps Crew Informed
Open to Suggestions
Builds Team Spirit
Directs and Coordinates Activities
Maintains a Professional Atmosphere
Knowledgeable of how to do the Mission
Performing Missions For America
Adaptability & Flexibility
What is Adaptability and Flexibility?
Situations That Require Quick Action
When Un-briefed Situations Arise
When a Routine Mission Becomes an Emergency
When Transitions Occur
When a Crew Member is Incapacitated
When Interactions Are Strained
Performing Missions For America
Adaptability & Flexibility
Maintaining Adaptability and Flexibility
Anticipate Problems
Recognize and Acknowledge any Changes
Offer Alternative Solutions
Provide and Ask for Assistance
Interact Constructively with Others
Performing Missions For America
Adaptability & Flexibility
Setting the Tone for Adaptability and
Flexibility
Establish an Open, Professional Atmosphere
Ensure the Crew Understands the Mission
Performing Missions For America
Situational Awareness
What is Situational Awareness?
Perception Versus Reality
View of the Situation
Incoming Information
Expectations and Biases
Incoming Information Versus Expectations
Performing Missions For America
Situational Awareness
Factors That Reduce Situational Awareness
Insufficient Communication
Fatigue / Stress
Task Overload
Task Under Load
Press On Regardless Philosophy
Performing Missions For America
Performing Missions For America
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