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Originally Posted by Ian J  Was having a conversation about crew coordination earlier with jtrain, and it reminded me of my own training in the Army. I was wondering how the airlines or other two pilot operators train pilots for this.
This list of Crew Coordination Elements is something I remember nearly verbatim to this day, and though not nearly all inclusive for complete Crew Coordination Training, it is a handy little list even if just for the CFI/student crew.
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Non-operation (ground training) equivalent in the corporate/airline world would I think be Crew Resource Management Training. In the cockpit, pre-takeoff briefings, as well as approach briefings, would serve this purpose.
Pre-takeoff may be something like "taking off ____ runway (insert information regarding the airport environment), if we encounter any problem prior to VR, the left seat will take PF responsibilities and an aborted takeoff will be initiated. If the problem is encountered after VR, the takeoff will be continued with the left seat assuming PF duties, and dealt with as a in-flight emergency"
Is this what you are asking?