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Supporting Excellence in Professional Practice in a Changing Industrial Landscape
Frameworks for engineering competence focus on technical skills, whereas non-technical skills are also key for excellence in professional practice for safety. Our framework for non-technical capabilities, developed for expert pipeline engineers in Australia, identifies six capability groups: use for
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