Date: Thursday, June 15, 2023
Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
About this event
Your organization has just had a reportable accident. One of the critical steps in the follow-up will be the Root Cause Analysis (RCA). How your organization responds in the aftermath of an accident determines whether the incident is a hiccup or the end of an organization’s great safety record. As with all ISO Standards, conducting a cause analysis is not only required, it’s the most important tool you can use to determine the cause and strengthen as many weaknesses as possible. A well-executed root cause analysis can reduce the lingering impact of the incident and lower the probability of future mishaps.
We’ll look into how to create a ‘process approach’ that you can use to do an RCA for health and safety. These steps can be used to uncover the cause of an incident and make your Occupational Health and Safety Management System stronger to get you on the road to creating a ‘Health and Safety Culture’
During this webinar, you will learn:
1. RCA methods and how they work
- Ishikawa fishbone
- Tap Root method
- How does this awareness make it easier to get to the real cause?
2. How to use these models to identify contributing issues
- When should we do a root cause?
- How much is ‘enough’ when it comes to investigation?
- Matching potential causes to measurements you might be taking
3. Next steps After we’ve discovered a potential cause, what’s next?
- Implementing the corrective action to minimize risk
- Reviewing the solution for effectiveness
- Reassessing risk and opportunity identification, analysis and assessment to look for weaknesses – could we have avoided this incident with better risk identification?
You can never eradicate all risks and hazards, but a good root cause analysis will fuel your risk management activities so you can strengthen your OH&S Management System and sleep better.
Join us on June 15, 2023 at 2:00 PM ET for our educational webinar.
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Speaker
Jim Moran, MA Ed. MSP