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 Physical Characteristics include personal body measurements such as size, reach, strength, weight, and limitations that are outside the normal anthropometric design standards.
 Sensory Ability/Limitation pertains to visual function, the use of corrective lenses, color vision, hearing ability, vestibular function, and tactile function.
 Impairment/Incapacitation includes factors due to illness, injury, alcohol, illicit drugs, prescription medication, over the counter medication, hypoxia/anoxia, hyperventilation, carbon monoxide, neurological, cardiovascular, toxic fumes, motion sickness, decompression/diving, or other loss of consciousness.
 Health/Fitness includes physical fitness, diet such as poor nutrition, fasting, etc., use of medication/drugs, use of alcohol, smoking, or a predisposing condition.
 Fatigue/Alertness refers to factors such as lack of sleep, disruption in circadian rhythm, jetlag, or rest/duty periods. This factor includes both mental fatigue as well as physical symptoms of fatigue.
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PROCEDURAL/TASK PERFORMANCE (PROC)
Factors related to the act of completing procedures, tasks, utilizing equipment, or performing operational tasks.
Includes the following sub-categories:
 Planning/Preparation: Factors related to the planning or preparation of operational tasks.
 Inspection: Factors related to inspection procedures.
 Documentation/Record Keeping Tasks: Factors related to documentation usage, including the completion or use of flight paperwork.
 Information/Equipment Utilization: Factors related to the utilization, configuration, or interaction with a system.
 Monitoring: Factors related to the behavior of systematic monitoring of the operational environment, including task and equipment monitoring.
 Workload Management: Factors related to the management of workload/tasks.
 Communication: Factors related to communication between crewmembers and other groups.
 Coordination: Factors related to the coordination between crewmembers.
 Violations: Factors related to intentional behavior related to completion of required procedures or tasks.
 Action/Inaction: Factors related to a non-intentional behavior related to action, series of actions, or the lack of action.
Usage Notes:
 This category includes situations where a flight crewmember failed to follow a procedure, plan, or coordinate with others or made an unintentional error in aircraft handling and technique.
 Planning/Preparation is used for performance calculations, weight and balance calculations, weather planning, flight planning, navigational planning, and fuel planning.
 Inspection includes preflight inspection, post maintenance inspection, and scheduled and routine maintenance inspections.
 Documentation/Record Keeping Tasks includes errors related to use of flight logs and manifest, use of aircraft logs, maintenance logs, pilots logs, Minimum Equipment List (MEL), and Hazardous Material (HAZMAT).
　
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