Safety & System Thinking Approach

HH220

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to the systems engineer’s product development toolkit. Looking at a system as the sum of its parts working together, as opposed to a typical linear process, best describes the core principle of Systems Thinking. Understanding the relationship between “Events, Patterns, and Structures” provides the systems engineer with an approach that improves and expands the product development and problem solution arena. You will learn the significance of systems thinking through lecture and "hands-on" assignments designed to reinforce the core set of analysis tools provided in this course.

The course will explore concepts of safety and systems, perspectives of the people in systems, system conditions, system behavior and outcomes

The course may be of interest to reach anyone involved in complex sociotechnical systems, but particularly managers, safety investigators, and safety representatives.

Definition and application of the systems thinking process
Understanding the application of a systemic solution space
Developing and applying customer requirements to your solution space
Understanding the relationship between growth and balancing structures
Understanding the relationship between competitive and cooperative structures
Learn the process of identifying and using a system’s high leverage point
Understanding the relationship with classical control theory methodology
Understanding how today’s solutions become tomorrow’s problems
Learn how to recognize problems before they become problems
Highly interactive course
Learning is enhanced with relevant case studies

Presentation & Slides
Audio Visual Aids
Interactive Discussion
Participatory Exercise
Action Learning
Class Activities
Case Studies
Workshops
Simulation

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