HOP Beginners Guide To Doing Safety Differently - Volume 4 - Learning And Caring From Events: HOP Into Action by Putting Human and Organizational . Into Practice (HOP Beginners Guide Series)

This is Volume Four of a series of beginner guides that explore HOP, tools, and integration themes for everyone. This book explores the origins of Human and Organization Performance, the five principles, and ways of applying the principles in your program for safety, quality, and operational excellence.

Non-academics wrote this book for non-academics, which is not only relatable to people but also creates a call to action, “HOP Into Action®,” which is our safety differently approach to building human capability, capacity, and resilience in all things HOP, using a scaffolded learning approach, which we call CCR® (Capability, Capacity, and Resilience).

We will help you to improve your;

1. Capability of HOP knowledge and understanding through this body of knowledge and stories from real people.
2. Capacity to go out into the real world and use the activities in the book to try out the concepts, themes, tools, and approaches to create the link between learning and improving.
3. Resilience as you learn, reflect, and adapt to the challenges you will encounter on your journey, using the learning, reflection and coaching journal in each book.

This book explores applying the HOP Principles in learning from events, including the differences between investigations and event learning. How organizations fall into hindsight and blame biases, the role of accountability, responsibility, and culpability. We also explore the noble cause of Life-Saving Rules and why the "caring" component and restorative practices are important when learning from why things go wrong.