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Why do people make mistakes?There are Traps of human nature that lead to most of the human factor mistakes, incidents and accidents.
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How effective is Error Prevention Training?Our clients typically report around an 80% reduction in mistakes, incidents, and accidents within the first three years after implementing Error Prevention Training. They also find that the Champion Program keeps working just as effectively year after year.
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What results can companies expect from Error Prevention Training?Employees are excited to have the Tools to prevent mistakes and work more effectively. Quality, productivity, and effectiveness increase as mistakes, incidents, and accidents are reduced. Communication is enhanced both within teams and between teams, as well as with customers and suppliers.
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Why is EPI so successful?We present the principles of Error Prevention on a practical level that anyone can easily understand, remember and implement at home and at work. We make learning these principles exciting, interesting, and fun.
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What if we already have a quality and/or safety program?Our Tools enhance in-house training programs and act as a catalyst to improve the results of other quality or safety programs. In fact, Lockheed Martin Space Systems initially implemented Error Prevention Training in their production areas to help make Lean Thinking more successful! It worked so well, they expanded the program to all 15,000 employees, and strongly recommended it to their suppliers and customers.
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What are the benefits of the Champion Program?We have found that simply putting people through training does not result in long-term effectiveness. The Champion Program was designed to support the ongoing team discussions needed to keep Error Prevention top of mind and to provide an opportunity for leaders and employees to focus on issues particular to their team and their tasks.
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Who can benefit from Error Prevention Training?You can! Our clients include individuals, small companies, major corporations, government agencies, fire departments, military units, flight departments, hospitals, and law enforcement agencies.
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