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Upcoming Webinars

We host a monthly webinar about root cause analysis and other related topics. Register for any free session if you’re interested in learning more about safety, human performance, investigative interviewing, equipment reliability, and more.

Is Human Error ALWAYS to Blame?

When

April 24 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

This webinar will benefit any team wishing to strengthen their human performance. Whether you’re a TapRooT® User or new to root cause analysis, register if the question peaks your interest!

What You’ll Learn

Some investigators argue that all root causes will eventually lead to human error. It’s not machines or procedures that make mistakes; it’s the humans that create them. Join Alex Paradies as he breaks this philosophy down and discusses what mentality is best for optimal human performance.

 

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Can You Spot the Hazard?

When

May 22 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

Any safety specialist looking for a challenge to hone their skillset will benefit from this webinar.

What You’ll Learn

Many workers are exposed to danger every day. Some forget what’s at stake, some become complacent, and some never realized in the first place. As safety professionals, it’s our duty to detect hazards before they hurt someone. Are you up for the challenge?

 

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A.I. Error Versus Human Error: Are They the Same?

When

June 26 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

We welcome anyone who is seeking to innovate their root cause analysis program for a modern world to attend this webinar.

What You’ll Learn

As Artificial Intelligence become more integrated into our everyday lives, we need to think more critically about its roles and responsibilities. If a problem ties back to an A.I. Error, do we treat it differently from Human Error? What corrective actions are most effective in this situation?

 

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Troubleshooting and Root Causes of Equipment Reliability Problems

When

July 24 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

If you’re interested in building or improving a robust equipment reliability program, this session is a great resource.

What You’ll Learn

Are the same tools or parts breaking over and over? It might be time to implement a better equipment reliability program. Join Justin Clark and learn how the Equifactor® Equipment Troubleshooting tool can prevent repeat failures.

 

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Seven Clues Someone Might Be Lying

When

August 28 @ 2 PM

Who Should Attend

Incident investigators or anyone that collects testimonial evidence in their career will benefit from this webinar.

What You’ll Learn

Sometimes, interviewees may not be willing to share the truth. To acquire the factual information we need, we need to understand why someone would lie during an investigation, detect the cues of untruthfulness, and learn how to handle this situation.

 

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Six RCA Bad Practices

When

September 25 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

We recommend this webinar to anyone with a root cause cause analysis program. Even long withstanding systems can fall into these traps!

What You’ll Learn

Not every root cause analysis program will spark real improvements. Well-intended habits can harbor blame and bias, which will lead to ineffective (or even counterproductive) corrective actions. Ken Reed will teach you which practices to avoid.

 

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Most Common Incident Investigation Mistakes

When

October 23 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

Incident investigators looking to improve their skills should join the seminar. Both TapRooT® Users and new faces are invited!

What You’ll Learn

Barb Carr will discuss the most frequent errors incident investigators make, from counterproductive interview questions to improper evidence collection. Learn strategies to avoid these pitfalls and strengthen your root cause analysis.

 

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What Makes These Jobs the Most Dangerous?

When

November 20 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in workplace safety is welcome to attend this session, but we highly recommend safety professionals to join.

What You’ll Learn

Not every industry boasts the same safety standards. Emily Pritt will discuss which trades report the highest fatalities and the importance of proactive safety implementations.

 

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Three Elements of Situational Awareness

When

December 18 @ 2 PM EST

Who Should Attend

If operators are struggling to pay attention or stay motivated, this webinar can provide some insight on how to improve human performance.

What You’ll Learn

How many incidents could have been avoided if someone was paying more attention? Situational awareness is a tricky subject, but robust human engineering can help your team stay on task. Alex Paradies will help you understand and handle human performance more effectively.

 

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Previous Webinars

Fast Versus Good RCA

Who Should Attend

Any teams struggling to balance efficiency and effectiveness of their root cause analysis (RCA) programs should watch this webinar.

What You’ll Learn

In today’s fast paced world, we need to move quickly. But what about RCA? Join Marcus as he breaks down the key differences between a quickly implemented and a well implemented RCA program.

 

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Why Human Error is NOT a Root Cause

Who Should Attend

Any team interested in improving human performance with root cause analysis would benefit from this webinar. We especially advise those who disagree to attend!

What You’ll Learn

Human error is just the starting point of an investigation, not the stopping point. If we want to improve our systems and avoid repeated failures, we need to understand human error as a symptom of an underlying issue. Join Alex Paradies and learn how to pinpoint and eliminate those deep rooted problems with root cause analysis.

 

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EQ Vs IQ: Why Emotional Intelligence Matters

Who Should Attend

For teams wanting to harbor a more positive working environment with root cause analysis, emotional intelligence is an especially important skill to understand.

What You’ll Learn

Emotional Quotient (EQ) refers to our ability to understand, utilize, and manage our emotions effectively. This impacts our decision-making, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and social skills, which can sway an investigation awry if unchecked. Emily Pritt will provide techniques to balance EQ and IQ for your team.

 

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