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Root Cause Analysis Training

Özlem Academy Training and Consulting Inc. offers Root Cause Analysis (RCA) training in the fields of process safety, quality management, and occupational health.


The training program teaches systematic analysis techniques aimed at reaching the true root causes of events and accidents, not just the superficial reasons.


Participants are taught how to establish cause-and-effect relationships using methods such as the 5W1H (Who, What, When, Where, Why, How), 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa), Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), and Event Tree Analysis (ETA), with practical examples.


The training covers data collection techniques, evidence evaluation, the development of corrective/preventive actions (CAPA), and the integration of a continuous improvement culture into businesses.


This training enables businesses to prevent recurring incidents, improve systematic problem-solving skills, and establish a culture of lasting learning in process safety management.


All participants will receive a certificate of participation and a PDF of the training presentation.

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CONTENTS

Root cause analysis  what,   how to,  how to do in what situation,  root cause analysis methods,  root cause analysis  steps  will be explained in the training content.

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TRAINING CONTENT: (1 Day Training) 6 Hours

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  • Risk assessment obligations in the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331 (to be explained briefly),

  • Obligations in OHS Risk Assessment Regulations

    • hazard definition,

    • Definition of Risk,

    • How to determine the Highest Possible Prevention Level,

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  • General Accident Prevention Approach

    • Accident Prevention and Basic Accident Model

    • Passive After-Accident Prevention Approach

    • Proactive Accident Prevention Approach

    • FINAGLE (MURPHY) Law

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  • How to create an accident record?

    • accident investigation techniques

    • Evaluation of accident records

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  • Root Cause Analysis – Bow Tie Technique

    • What is the Bow-Tie Model for Accident Control?

    • Rules of practice of Bow-Tie analysis

    • Creation of Fault Tree,

    • Creating an Event Tree,

    • Proactive Barriers

    • Passive Barriers

    •   Example root cause analysis application.

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