ENGAGING VIDEO CONTENT WITH DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
FOR SAFETY MEETINGS AND TOOL BOX TALKS
Join us
for our next Error Prevention "Team Talk" Training Session:
Complimentary Training Sessions by EPI Founder, Jay Hopkins
Subject: "Deadly Distractions"
January 12th, 2021
10:00 - 10:30am MST (Arizona)
We'll show you how to Reduce Human Error
up to 80% at your company
Team Talks Video Training
"Houston, We Have a Problem!"
Like Jack Swigert and James Lovell on Apollo 13, we have a problem.
While the Preventing Human Error course is very popular at all levels, from touch labor to senior management, the 20 Traps and 20 Tools are just too much for anyone to learn in a short three hour training session; plus the generic basic course can’t begin to cover all the different ways Error Prevention can be utilized in differing industries and job types.
It would take considerable review and discussion to even begin to reap the potential benefits from the wealth of information in this course, and the simple fact is that most people don’t have the time to do that, so people usually just focus on AESOP.
While AESOP is the foundational Tool of Error Prevention, its purpose is to allow people to discover the Traps impacting them, and help them use the appropriate Tools to avoid or mitigate the risks presented by those Traps. It will be much more effective if people are aware of all the other Traps and Tools.
Team Talks
"We Have a Solution!"
Most teams get together for a team meeting on some sort of a regular basis, so we came up with our new “Team Talk” video series. Each short video focuses on one or two of the Traps and Tools, and has embedded questions a PIC can use to initiate a short discussion of how the Traps and Tools covered in the video apply to their team and the kind of challenges they face. The total time including discussion is up to the PIC, but typically would be around ten to fifteen minutes. Most importantly, the discussion questions help team members to creatively apply the Traps and Tools to their work environment.
Convenient
Team Talk videos avoid the necessity of scheduling a separate Error Prevention meeting, although a video could be used in a standalone meeting if desired.
Efficient
Just two short sessions a month provide a review of most of the Traps and Tools of Error Prevention over the course of a year.
Practical
Most importantly, the discussion questions help team members to creatively apply the Traps and Tools to their work environment.