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TEACHER MEETS HIS MENTOR Rolly Angeles with Bob Nelms President of Failsafe Network at Jakarta, Indonesia (July 2007) |
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Learning from the things that go wrong . . .
Last July 3 to 6, 2007, I was privilege to attend Bob Nelms training at Jakarta, Indonesia on the Latent Cause Experience, & my thoughts regarding Root Cause Analysis had been truly enhanced and sharpened. My purpose of joining this training is to become an Affiliate and guide industries interested in learning from the things that go wrong.
The Latent Cause Analysis experience is trying to understand why things go wrong so that we can learn from them. Many people think failure in a negative fashion, people do not want to hear our failures, only success. Yet we do not see that for every single failure, there is always a lesson to be learned, where in fact failure is our greatest teacher and we can only be successful when we learn from our failures. |
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Every single failure we encountered are caused by people and what do we do about these failures, we fix them and when they recur, we fix them again until we become good at fixing them. And for those who cause the failure, we punish them, we wanted someone to be blame and take the fall and only one can say that it is part of human nature. But what we don’t realize is that for us to understand, the way people think about failures is that we must be willing to see ourselves as part of the problem. If people cause problems, then they are also worth of providing solution to problems. |
Latent Cause Analysis is all about asking ourselves the following :
- What is it about the way we are that contributes to our problems ? - What are we going to do about it ?
Most industries have their own form and definition of Root Cause Analysis and many people from industries have many interpretations as to what the real Root Cause is, but 1 problem that adds to their confusion Is not knowing where to stop or how deep their RCA efforts should be, while others are merely satisfied on finding who really caused the failure.
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One Team, One Method, “WE ARE” OPERATION FAILSAFE Helping industries learn from the things that go wrong . . . |
The following are Failsafe’s Affiliates that can help you guide your organization from the things that go wrong using Failsafe’s unique approach. These are dedicated individuals that are trained and committed to inculcate a Root Cause Mentality in your organization. Click the link below to know more about each of us and how we can better serve your industry needs . . . . . |
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The Latent Cause Analysis Experience is a unique and interactive 4 day course on probably the best Root Cause Analysis method. This workshop explains a detailed and structure role on conducting a thorough investigation of a problem. It tells us precisely when to start and most importantly when to end the probe. Whilst many methods claim to bring you to the Root Cause of the problem but only a few methods will really let you understand what Root Cause is all about. If you are interested in this course you may contact C. Robert Nelms at http://www.failsafe-network.com
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Where the learning just never stops . . .
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Never accept failures in your plant. Repair and trouble shooting is no longer an effective strategy. In today's competitive world for industries, the analyst find real solutions to their equipment problems. Remember that when our people become really good at fixing failures then something is definitely wrong, WHY ? since they are doing it much too often, but when we expect a different result from the same things that they are doing, it just ain't possible, the Chinese called this insanity . . . . . |
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To conclude, what makes our LATENT CAUSE different from other ROOT CAUSE approaches, LCA takes your Root Cause Analysis a step further above from the rest, should your industry be interested in performing a Root Cause Analysis, we strongly recommend the “FAILSAFE METHOD”. |
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