Self-regulation as a mechanism for ensuring the professional reliability of the subject
The need for developing a reliability theory arose as a result of errors and failures in the operation of technical systems which have been caused by a “human factor” in over 50% of cases. Non-compliance of the subject’s professional qualities and competencies with the performance standards and norms triggered identifying the problem of the formation and maintenance of professional reliability. As a result, the issue of identifying mechanisms to ensure professional reliability is considered, and it is caused by the need to maintain the effectiveness of the subject’s professional activity and working capacity at the proper level. Professional reliability is defined as an important integrative quality that is focused on maintaining the unmistakable performance of professional actions for a certain time in the conditions of regular and emergency situations. Self-regulation is considered as one of the main components of the subject’s professional reliability which affects the level of professional reliability. It was revealed that demonstrating all indicators of professional reliability directly depends on the reliability of self-regulation. The previous studies on the relationship of conscious self-regulation and professional reliability were analyzed. As part of the study on the professional reliability of forestry workers, a program was implemented to develop special regulatory mechanisms, which in turn increased the success of professional activities. The impact mechanisms of selfregulation reliability on professional reliability were identified based on the example of visa centers’ managers who have been experiencing excessively prolonged stress and the new professional requirements. Also, by researching the professional reliability of power structures specialists, the importance of developing an individual style of self-regulation was described and proved, which overcomes situational psychological “barriers” in the process of professional activity.