1) Seven Practical Steps to Build a Culture of Safety & Human Reliability
Unwanted errors and surprises in high-hazard industries can change lives, ruin careers, and capsize reputations overnight. Join us to learn seven practical steps used by: pilots, nurses, firefighters, paratroopers, and other high-reliability teams around the world:
1) Take a Learning-Based Approach
2) Build Psychological Safety
3) Lead After Action Reviews
4) Transform Investigations
5) Apply Defenses
6) Improve Systems
7) Build Resilience
For more details, see p.7 in this PDF Catalog.
Results:
“We got more practical ideas from Jake than from any other keynote we can remember. After dinner, we talked about Jake’s presentation for more than TWO HOURS! That led to REAL change when we returned to the plant.”
~ Maintenance & Reliability Leader at Xcelerate 2019
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2) How to Build Trust and Expertise with After Action Reviews (AARs)
After Action Reviews (AARs) help save lives, build trust, and share priceless, unwritten human expertise. Safety-driven teams in the military, emergency fire & rescue services, and other high-hazard industries have used these psychologically safe, semi-structured, post job debriefs for over 40 years. Join us in this fast-paced session to learn how to lead AARs for your team. You’ll get to DO a brief real-world After Action Review, too.
For more details, see p.8 in this PDF Catalog.
Watch this one-minute video.
Results:
~ “Super insightful and relevant for real world practice.”
~ “This is exactly what I have been wanting to implement for some time now and Jake provide me with the tools to roll it out as a team and not being authoritative”
~ “Jake is a tremendous speaker that will most definitely leave you wanting to dive more into being amazing at your job! I highly recommend you tune into any and all of his presentations!”
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Results:
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