Under TEM, when should you call a huddle?

Under TEM, when should you call a huddle?

• A. In common routine situations
• B. In uncommon situations
• C. Only at the start of shift
• D. After flight completion

Answer: (B)

In TEM, a huddle is a quick team regroup to address a threat or potential error while the situation is unfolding. You call it in uncommon situations when new information surfaces, a deviation from plan occurs, or speed of action is critical and you need input from the team to decide on the safest next step. Routine operations rely on established procedures and checklists, so a huddle isn’t typically needed there. Starting only at the beginning of a shift or waiting until after flight completion misses evolving risks and delays mitigation.

In TEM, a huddle is a quick team regroup to address a threat or potential error while the situation is unfolding. You call it in uncommon situations when new information surfaces, a deviation from plan occurs, or speed of action is critical and you need input from the team to decide on the safest next step. Routine operations rely on established procedures and checklists, so a huddle isn’t typically needed there. Starting only at the beginning of a shift or waiting until after flight completion misses evolving risks and delays mitigation.