Root Cause Analysis Courses

About the Root Cause Analysis methodology

Root Cause Analysis was first established in the 1950s and by the late 60s, this procedure was mandatory in many fields of science, research and engineering. Root cause analysis aims to completely remove the root cause from a situation as the root cause is the simplest, purest version of a problem. Once this element has been completely destroyed, the situation will most likely continue as normal for its remaining duration.This procedure begins with identifying and removing a problem and once this has been completed, analysis of that problem will follow, helping analysts to understand the cause and develop ways to prevent the same problem from recurring.

Types of RCA problem solving courses available

Root Cause Analysis courses vary in their content and structure, however most courses will cover similar modules. Delegates enrolling on these training courses will learn about RCA and will learn how to apply it to various pieces of equipment and other physical or non physical systems which are prone to failure.Root Cause Analysis courses will help delegates to discover the advantages and disadvantages of this approach and comparisons between Root Cause Analysis and other forms of analysis such as fault tree and cause and effect will also be made.

What else will be covered on these training courses

Different categories of equipment failure will be looked at, enabling graduates to make educated decisions when confronted by future problems. All delegates will learn about the cost and benefits of different solutions and the 8 disciplines of root cause analysis will be strenuously discussed. Delegates will learn about a wide range of tools and techniques throughout these training courses and upon graduation, each participant will understand the key principles of applying root cause analysis.

Applied RCA - explore the possibilities

Participants attending root cause analysis training courses will discover how to generate process flow diagrams and use BOS charts in their analysis of problems within complex systems. By the end of these courses, all delegates will learn which tools and techniques are most suitable for a range of different situations. By brainstorming a problem's root cause onto a cause and effect diagram, delegates will be able to successfully aid clients in removing and preventing the same problem.

How to make the most of your RCA training

Root Cause Analysis courses are hosted by professionals with years of experience in the field of root cause analysis. In-house training can be arranged and this form of study may work out cheaper if a group order is placed, and is available nationwide.