If you’re looking to improve your organization’s hazard and risk assessment and root cause analysis skills, check out the options below!
Hazard and Risk Assessment Tools
The Loss Prevention Self-Assessment (LPSA) and Job Loss Analysis (JLA) are two effective hazard and risk assessment tools, used frequently by employees and contractors at the point of work to improve their safety and risk management skills and abilities. Consistent with cutting-edge Human and Organizational Performance research, the LPSA and JLA are practical, user-friendly tools that have been used by employees and contractors in more than 100+ countries across 10+ industries.
Loss Prevention Self-Assessment™ (LPSA™)
LPSA™ is a user-friendly, mental, conscious, last-minute risk assessment tool
Enables employees and contractors to proactively address Human & Organizational Performance factors to prevent safety and all other types of organizational losses (e.g., process safety, reliability, environmental, quality, financial, etc.).
We believe that those who perform the work are the job experts and the LPSA™ improves the safety and risk management skills of your most important asset –– your people.
The challenges with most root cause analysis tools and techniques are they are not easy for the average person to use, primarily address organizational system factor issues and do not address common behavioral root causes, rarely provide guidance for effective and sustainable solutions, generally do not assess Human and Organizational Performance factors holistically, and often times employees are not included in the process.
Factors, Root Causes, Solutions™ (FRCS™)
FRCS™ is a systematic, user-friendly root cause analysis tool
Effectively used by safety professionals, supervisors, and managers in more than 50+ countries across 10+ industries
Addresses Human & Organizational Performance factors into one simple process
Used to solve all types of losses (safety, process safety, reliability, quality, environmental, financial, and more)
Adopt in your company’s incident investigations, near misses, at-risk items in observations, audit findings
Leads users to consider all HOP factors and provides guidance on effective root cause identification
Explains HOW to solve each root cause and factor to ensure the solutions are effective and sustainable
