Clean Dozen Human Factors

Instead of striving to avoid mistakes, we could simply turn it around and reinforce the positive aspects of our successes. Something that Ernst Mach (1838-1916) also knew: Success and failure come from the same source, only in the result can they be distinguished from each other. In the community we strongly believe that reflecting on and investing in things that go well are vital for a proactive safety management. Therefore the idea to use the well-known „Dirty Dozen“ for it and convert it into a „Clean Dozen“: Gordon Dupont developed it to categorize frequent human errors. In this webinar participants will present how to change this „dirty-driven“ view on errors into a „clean-driven view“ on strengths and potentials.