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June 5, 2019
8:00AM - 9:00AM
Reducing Human Error
Mark Galley, President and Instructor, ThinkReliability
Expo A3
The human condition is constant - no one is perfect. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to perform a task a hundred, or even a thousand, times without a negative outcome. The person performing work is obviously central to what’s referred to as human factors, but the task, the tools and the environment are also part of that system. Solutions that significantly reduce error rates focus on the system, rather than the person. This presentation will explain the different elements that affect how people perform work and provide examples of what some groups do in order to lower error rates.
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Reducing Human Error
The human condition is constant - no one is perfect. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to perform a task a hundred, or even a thousand, times without a negative outcome. The person performing work is obviously central to what’s referred to as human factors, but the task, the tools and the environment are also part of that system. Solutions that significantly reduce error rates focus on the system, rather than the person. This presentation will explain the different elements that affect how people perform work and provide examples of what some groups do in order to lower error rates.
Expo A3