Should everyone involved in safety be trained in TapRooT®?

I had several new TapRooT® Users with safety backgrounds contact me lately to tell me how much TapRooT® influences them in their job.

In addition to helping them find the root causes of accidents, incidents, and near-misses, they said that it helps them:

– make decisions,
– target audits,
– plan improvement efforts,
– explain why safety rules are needed,
– see hazards that they previously might have overlooked,
– understand why rules may be broken (or ignored).
– develop new ideas for effectively enforcing safety rules, and
– have better discussions about safety with others who have also been trained in TapRooT®.

This got me thinking …

Should everyone involved in safety be trained in TapRooT®?

What do you think? Would TapRooT® Training help others involved in safety in their daily jobs?

Then I thought one step beyond that …

Isn’t everyone involved in improvement in one form or another?

Perhaps everyone should be trained in TapRooT®?

Let me know your thoughts by leaving a comment below.

Thanks

Mark