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EVENT INVESTIGATION TRAINING COURSE for Root Cause Analysts/ Rooticians In this comprehensive five-day, Phoenix-based course, participants will learn and use proven techniques used by high reliability organizations (HROs) for conducting focused and effective causal analysis reports for events, conditions or trends that have high consequences and/ or high significance outcomes. What We Cover: Planning an Evaluation Questions for Insight Extent of Condition/ Extent of Cause The Incident in the Course The instructors have developed a detailed scenario for the participants to investigate. Information is provided to the participants in a framework that simulates a typical RCA environment. The instructors provide several root cause analysis tools/ methods. The participants will use referenced root cause reports to identify the strengths and weaknesses in the analysis and those documents. The participants are provided with the outline for a root cause analysis report, but given the time restraints of 5-days, the teams prepare and present to the workshop an executive-level briefing report on their investigation, including the causal factors, and SMART Corrective actions. Who Should Attend: Anyone responsible for conducting, leading, mentoring, sponsoring, reviewing, or approving event investigations/causal analyses in any industry will benefit from this course. In particular, this course is designed for individuals responsible for causal analysis in high-hazard industries/ HROs and industrial sectors such as commissioning, decommissioning, mining, construction, chemical and petro-chemical industries, utilities, transportation, medical, waste collecting, electric power production, nuclear power, radiation protection, radioactive material handling (all classes), manufacturing and production facilities, laboratories, and national defense. Our approach can be used to investigate any event for which the adverse consequences can be defined. “If the pain is describable, the Phoenix Method is applicable.” Class Size: Typically, 12-16 participants (16 max) Contact Hours: 40 hours (five (5) eight-hour days) Date/Location: June, 2020 in Marlborough CT USA Knowledge Conveyance: Instructor-led Seminar, Individual & Team Exercises (over 20), engaging Terminal and Enabling Objectives, and an optional graded practicum and exam assessment for certification; slide deck, workbook, exercise book, and example causal analysis reports are engaged throughout the course delivery. Pre-requisites: Previous causal analysis training and experience are helpful, but not necessary. Instructors: Each instructor has over 30 years direct experience in high-hazard industries, advanced degrees, and has earned rigorous professional certifications through examination. Each instructor is regularly engaged in leading post-event evaluations and advising root cause teams investigating significant events. For further information: Michael D. Quinn 860.463.0413 (cell) MDQ@scwe.net
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