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February 25, 2016 | Mark Paradies

Would Ronald Reagan Endorse the New TapRooT® Book for Low-to-Moderate Incident Investigations?

Ronald Reagan

 

Ronald Reagan said:

They say the world has become too complex for simple answers.
They are wrong
.”

That’s why I think Reagan would like the new TapRooT® Book …

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It makes using TapRooT® RCA simple for analyzing simple incidents.

What’s in the new book? Here’s the Table of Contents:

Chapter 1: When is a Basic Investigation Good Enough?

Chapter 2: How to Investigate a Fairly Simple Problem Using the Basic Tools of the TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis System

  • Find Out What Happened & Draw a SnapCharT®
  • Decision: Stop or More to Learn?
  • Find Causal Factors Using Safeguard Analysis
  • Find Root Causes Using the Root Cause Tree® Diagram
  • Develop Fixes Using the Corrective Action Helper Module
  • Optional Step: Find and Fix Generic Causes
  • What is Left Out of a Basic Investigation to Make it Easy?

Chapter 3: Comparing the Results of a 5-Why Investigation to a Basic TapRooT® Investigation

Appendix A: Quick Reference: How to Perform a Basic TapRooT® Investigation

Where can you get the new book? CLICK HERE!

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