(25b) Identifying "Culture Issues" Using Root Cause Analysis
AIChE Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety
2009
2009 Spring Meeting & 5th Global Congress on Process Safety
11th Process Plant Safety Symposium
Safety Culture and Operational Discipline
Monday, April 27, 2009 - 2:00pm to 2:30pm
This session reviews international definitions of "culture" and then demystify the identification of culture issues by showing how different common cultures can be identified using root cause analysis.
The types of cultures discussed in the session will include:
- The Start-Up Culture (Entrepreneur)
- The Git-er-Dun Culture
- The See-No-Evil Culture
- The No-One-Told Me Culture
- The Poor Problem Solving Culture
- The Backlog Culture
- The Bad Safety Culture
Finally, the session describes ways to change cultures as a result of a thorough root cause analysis.
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