Description
Course Description
This course is intended for those individuals who will be involved in training, implementing or managing a Human Performance Improvement process. The overall objective of the course is helping organizations work towards becoming a High Reliability Organization (HRO) through the study of Human Performance. The University of Idaho has approved the curriculum for 2.4 CEUs (continuing education units) for those who complete a final exam at 80% or greater. Graduates of this 3-day course are issued a “Human Performance Improvement Practitioner Certificate” from the U of I.
The attendees are encouraged to read and bring with them Dr. Todd Conklin’s book “Pre-Accident Investigation.” It is also suggested (not required) to have completed the HPI one day Fundamentals course prior to attending this course. Most companies recognize graduates from this course as qualified “Human Performance Improvement (HPI) Practitioners.” This is a hands-on course and requires student participation in case studies and implementation plan development.
Electronic copies of two student manuals are provided and studied during this course. The first is the Human Performance Fundamentals and Principles (Manual 1) and the second is Human Performance Tools for Individuals, Teams and Managers (Manual 2). The course is focused on Leadership as it relates to Organization Performance. There is a lot of emphasis on Accountability and Culpability using the new Culpability Decision Matrix. In addition attendee’s will walk away with the knowledge of “Proactively Preventing Unwanted Outcomes triggered by Human Error.”
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