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Learn How to Perform Human Factors Analysis at NASA

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Strengthen your Human Factors expertise this summer! The Human Factors Task Force (HFTF) is hosting a NASA Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (NASAHFACS) Training and Certification course July 14-16, 2026, at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. This is a three-day, in-person-only course and will not include an online option.
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Re-Focus on Risk with New Risk Management SATERN Courses

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The Agency Risk Management Officer, with support from the NASA Safety Center and the Academy of Program/Project & Engineering Leadership, has developed four new risk-focused training courses. 
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Experts at Johnson Receive Yes, If Award for Commitment to Safety Culture on the Pressurized Rover Project

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Russ DeLoach, NASA’s chief of Safety and Mission Assurance (SMA), presented four Johnson Space Center (JSC) engineers with “Yes, If” coins for their continuous commitment to Safety Culture in their work on the Pressurized Rover (PR) project in collaboration with the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
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Glenn Research Center’s Bonesteel and Myers Receive Yes, If Awards

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Harmony Myers, NASA Safety Center director and recently the acting deputy of the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance, presented two Glenn Research Center personnel with “Yes, If” coins in March, recognizing their contributions to the Safety Culture integral to NASA’s day-to-day operations. 

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Updated Handbook Takes a Comprehensive and Integrated Approach to Risk Management

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NASA’s Risk Management (RM) program recently released an updated version of the RM Handbook. This marks the first update to the handbook since the initial version was released in 2011.
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Celebrating Excellence at the Center Level: The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory

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When people think of NASA, they often envision astronauts braving the final frontier. Yet, behind these missions lies the unsung heroism of teams like those at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) at the Sonny Carter Training Facility in Houston, Texas.
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GIDEP Helps You to “Know Your Part”

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The Government-Industry Data Exchange Program’s “Know Your Part” campaign promotes this valuable tool to NASA engineers and procurement professionals to ensure that we use the best parts on our spacecraft and technology.

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February 2025 Issue of ODQN Now Available

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The February 2025 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News (ODQN) is now available. 
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Mishap Program Highlights 2024 Milestones and Improvements

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NASA’s Mishap Program ended 2024 with an impressive roster of achievements, improvements and updated resources that the agencywide Mishap community can utilize.
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Updated Planetary Protection Handbook Takes a Modernized Approach to Information Sharing

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The Office of Planetary Protection recently released an updated version of the Planetary Protection Handbook. This marks the first update to the handbook since the release of a draft version in 2010.
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