Human Performance Improvement through Human Error Prevention

BW (Ben) Marguglio

ISBN 10: 0367672391 / ISBN 13: 9780367672393

Published by Taylor & Francis, 2021

About this Item

Ben Marguglio is a management and technical consultant with decades of experience in high technology enterprises, and was previously a corporate executive with positions at Aerojet Nuclear Company and Consumers Power Company. He is a former management te.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Human Performance Improvement through Human Error Prevention
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0367672391
• ISBN 13: 9780367672393
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

This book is a simulation of a live course on human performance improvement/human error prevention (HPI/HEP) created by the preeminent authority on HPI/HEP. It presents the greatest breadth of scope and specificity on this topic. This book comprises a focused, challenging human error prevention training course designed to improve understanding of error causation. It will dramatically reduce human error and repeat deviations, and it digs below the surface of issues and looks to fix the real causes of human error and mistakes.

In addition, this book presents a complete seminar from the thought leader acclaimed by hundreds of clients, and includes unique principles, practices, models, and templates. Information is comprehensive and can be directly implemented. The principles and practices of human error prevention are universally applicable regardless of the type of industrial, commercial, or governmental enterprise, and regardless of the type of function performed within the enterprise. The application of the information in this book will significantly contribute to improved productivity, safety, and quality.

After fully using this book, you will understand:

• Human error prevention/reduction terminology and definitions.
• The relationships among culture, beliefs, values, attitudes, behavior, results, and performance.
• The roles of leadership in establishing and maintaining a quality/safety-conscious work environment.
• The one fundamental precept explaining the importance of human error prevention/reduction.
• The two most critical elements of human error prevention/reduction.
• The three levels of barriers to human error.
• The four types of things in which the barriers may exist at each barrier level.
• The five stages of human error.
• The six "M"s that can emit or receive hazards activated by human error.
• The seven universally applicable human error causal factors.
• The Rule of 8 by which to prevent human error and mitigate its effects.
• Techniques for making barriers effective and the spectrum of barrier effectiveness.
• The relationship of human error prevention/reduction to the total quality/safety function.
• Error-inducing conditions (error traps) and behaviors for counteracting these conditions.
• Non-conservative and conservative thought processes and behaviors in decision-making.
• Coaching for preventing the recurrence of human error.
• Root cause analysis techniques for identifying human error causal factors.
• The nine types of corrective action.
• Human error measurement.
• Strategies for a human error prevention/reduction initiative.
• How to design, implement, and manage a human error prevention/reduction initiative.

About the Author

Ben Marguglio is a management and technical consultant with decades of experience in high technology enterprises, and was previously a corporate executive with positions at Aerojet Nuclear Company and Consumers Power Company. He is a former management team leader for multi-million-dollar design and construction projects and management team member for a multi-billion-dollar design and construction project.

Ben is a preeminent subject matter expert on:

• Human performance improvement / human error prevention / human factors.

• Process, component and facility risk management (hazard identification, risk assessment and risk treatment).

• Problem / incident / failure investigation, root cause analysis and corrective action.

• Management systems – including systems for project management; design engineering; procurement; fabrication, assembly, construction and installation; maintenance; and operations – with considerations for the quality of production, of safety and health, of environmental protection, security, and emergency preparedness and response.

Ben has served as a fellow of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) since 1973 and is a ASQ Certified Quality Engineer, Reliability Engineer, Quality Auditor, and Manager of Quality / Organizational Excellence.