David M. A. Hollaway

Spaceflight Human Systems Integrator (Human Factors) @NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Houston, TX, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2019 — Present

Spaceflight Human Systems Integrator (Human Factors) @NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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Human-systems integration (human factors) for the Robotics and Intelligence for Human Spacecraft Team working on the Gateway Lunar space station. Responsible for systems integration between the human operators (astronaut flight crew and ground controllers) and the Vehicle Systems Manager autonomous control system for the Gateway spacecraft. Perform task and allocation of function analyses between the automation and human operators and assign levels of automation. Develop use cases for human-computer interactions (HCI) and authored autonomous control subsystem requirements. Draft and review ConOps, subsystem specifications, and interface control documents (ICD) for human factors requirements. Authored Human Systems Integration Plan (HSIP) for integration of human factors into the VSM control system. Perform Software Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (SW-FMEA). Authored Gateway program-wide Emergency, Warning, Caution & Advisory (EWCA) philosophy document to harmonize caution and warning alert annunciations across modules on the vehicle. Designed usability verification and validation (V&V) procedures for human-computer interaction requirements. Design and conduct Human Factors Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (HF-FMEA). Developed Spacecraft Computer Usability Survey Index (SCUSI) non-parametric, psychometric test for human-computer interaction and usability. Developed Spacecraft Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method (SCREAM) adopting CREAM to human spaceflight operations. Perform Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) for verification and validation of HCI requirements. Coordinate human-system integration between Gateway and Orion spacecraft control operation for common and consistent interaction. Serve on Gateway HSI Working Group, Gateway Graphical User Interface (GUI) Design Team, Gateway VSM Working Group, and the Exploration Human Rating Integrated Task Team as a subject matter expert in HSI and HCI.

EDUCATION

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Harvard Medical School Professional, Corporate, and Continuing Education

Graduate Certificate, Medical Physiology

2007 — 2012

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Master of Aeronautical Science, Dual Major - Human Factors and Aerospace System Safety

1976 — 1978

American Technological University

Aviation and Flight Engineering

1992 — 1995

University of North Carolina Asheville

Bachelor of Arts - BA, Human Anatomy and Physiology (Major) and Environmental Science (Minor)

2014 — 2016

Texas A&M University

Graduate Certificate, Process Safety Engineering Practice

N/A

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Certificate in Aviation Maintenance Technology (FAR Part 65), Aviation Maintenance

ABOUT DAVID M. A. HOLLAWAY

Human factors engineering (HFE), aerospace system safety, health and safety and environmental (HSE), technical safety, risk management, and regulatory compliance professional with 40-years experience in aerospace, nuclear power generation, offshore marine, heavy industrial manufacturing, safety management systems, quality management systems, insurance, regulatory and applied engineering. Subject matter expert for occupational health and safety, safety in design, human reliability, and human-machine optimization for complex, tightly-coupled hazardous processes and manufacturing systems.Master of Aeronautical Science with dual major in Human Factors Engineering and Aerospace Systems Safety.Graduate Certificate in Chemical Process Safety Engineering.Bachelor of Arts in Human Anatomy and Physiology with minor in Environmental Science.Associate in Claims (AIC) and Associate of Risk Management (ARM) from the Insurance Institute of America with specialty in investigation and adjustment of marine, aerospace, transportation, petrochemical and heavy equipment industrial losses.Graduate, FAA/DOT Transportation Safety Institute in Aviation and Transportation Safety Analysis, Investigation, and Program Management.U.S. DOT certified Advanced Aviation Safety Investigator (AASI).Graduate, U.S. Army Aviation Accident Prevention Program Management and Aviation Safety Officer\'s Courses.Graduate, U.S. Coast Guard Aviation Safety Officer Course.Graduate, Department of Energy (DOE) Nuclear Power Generation Reactor Safety Concepts Course.Six Sigma Black Belt and Lean Manufacturing Experience including DOE and MSASpecialties: Human Factors Engineering (HFE) and Human Error PreventionHuman Reliability Analysis (HRA)System Safety Engineering and AnalysisLayer of Protection Analysis (LOPA)Accident Investigation, Reconstruction, and Root Cause AnalysisBehavioral-based Safety Program Management29 C.F.R. General Industry, Construction, and Shipyard Regulations (U.S. OSHA)29 C.F.R. 19•••19 Process Safety Management (PSM) Compliance and Auditing30 C.F.R. 250 SEMS Compliance and AuditingISO 45001 Safety Management Systems Lead AuditorISO-14001 Environmental Management System Lead AuditorISO-9001 Quality Managment SystemsAS 9100D Aerospace Quality Standards AS 9110C Aerospace MRO Quality Standards

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