Mark Galley will show how work processes and root cause analysis can be used together to complete an investigation in this week's webinar. Attendees will see how a Process Map can be used to identify breakdowns in their work processes and allows investigators to be more specific, leading to more effective solutions.

Learn how to become better at solving problems in your job in just 45 minutes. During this FREE live webinar, we’ll demonstrate the Cause Mapping method, as well as answer your specific questions about our approach to root cause analysis. The Cause Mapping method is evidence-based cause-and-effect and can be used on day-to-day issues as well as catastrophic incidents. Anyone wanting to become a more effective manager or team member can benefit from this discussion. Participants will take away practical tips that can be implemented immediately.

During this webinar, we will challenge some of the conventional methods used to investigate human error that tend to focus on the human condition and leave you little to work with. Instead, we will demonstrate what to focus on during your investigation so that you can improve reliability in spite of the fact that we as humans err.

On March 11, 2018, a sightseeing helicopter lost power and came down in the East River in New York City. The pilot survived, but all five passengers drowned. It’s a tragic example of how multiple factors come together to produce a disaster. The webinar shows each slice in the Swiss Cheese accident model. We’ll explain the unfortunate way in which different details connected within this horrible issue. Each webinar attendee will receive a two-page PDF with (4) 5-Whys and a 15-Why Cause Map. It’s based on the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) preliminary report.