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April 28, 2021 | Barb Carr

How to evaluate and improve your incident investigations

Repeat incidents are frustrating! You know you are missing something somewhere but corrective actions implemented are just not fixing the problems. If you are ready to overcome this challenge, join us for our upcoming webinar. Learn how to evaluate and improve your incident investigations by grading investigations for better root cause analysis.

Our grading system is used by investigators around the globe to identify weaknesses in the investigation. In this webinar, you’ll not only learn how to use our grading system but also try it and ask questions.

Meet the Instructor

Alex Paradies is a TapRooT® Strategic Advisor and Instructor and has seven years of manufacturing management and lean implementation leadership and was an internal ISO 9001 Auditor. He has a BS in Material Science and Engineering with a minor in Business Administration from the University of Tennessee.

Webinar: Grading Investigations for Better Root Cause Analysis

Ready to improve your investigations? Join us!

When? May 13, 2021

What time? 2:00 pm EST

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