Author Archive for: James Bennett
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Lunch and Learn – Vague and Interpretive Guidance
February 8, 2021 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by James BennettLunch and Learn – Skill of the Craft
February 8, 2021 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by James BennettWhat Does “Good” Look Like – Part 4
July 25, 2018 /0 Comments/in Video Training Series, What does good look like? /by James BennettIdentifying Human Error Likely Situations – What Does “Good” Look Like? – Episode 4 Since 2008, Procedure Solutions Management, LLC, has taught over 9,000 (correction over 10,000) students on a variety of procedure-related topics. When we teach our classes there are 5 main principles that we want to convey: Level of Detail – What to […]
What Does “Good” Look Like – Part 3
July 11, 2018 /0 Comments/in Video Training Series, What does good look like? /by James BennettIdentifying Human Error Likely Situations – What Does “Good” Look Like? – Episode 3 Since 2008, Procedure Solutions Management, LLC, has taught over 9,000 (correction over 10,000) students on a variety of procedure-related topics. When we teach our classes there are 5 main principles that we want to convey: Level of Detail – What to […]
What Does “Good” Look Like – Part 2
June 6, 2018 /0 Comments/in Video Training Series, What does good look like? /by James BennettIdentifying Human Error Likely Situations – What Does “Good” Look Like? – Episode 2 Since 2008, Procedure Solutions Management, LLC, has taught over 9,000 (correction over 10,000) students on a variety of procedure-related topics. When we teach our classes there are 5 main principles that we want to convey: Level of Detail – What to […]
What Does “Good” Look Like – Part 1
May 16, 2018 /0 Comments/in Video Training Series, What does good look like? /by James BennettIdentifying Human Error Likely Situations – What Does “Good” Look Like? – Episode 1 Since 2008, Procedure Solutions Management, LLC, has taught over 9,000 (correction over 10,000) students on a variety of procedure-related topics. When we teach our classes there are 5 main principles that we want to convey: Level of Detail – What to […]
Ask an Expert – How Can Management Improve Human Performance?
September 27, 2017 /0 Comments/in Ask An Expert /by James BennettAsk An Expert – Episode 5 – “How can management teams help improve human performance?” Human Performance is more than a catchy phrase. It is essential to the success of any company and improving human performance should be the goal of any successful manager. But, when it comes to managing a procedure program and/or a […]
Ask an Expert – Is Human Factored Writing Applicable In Non-Nuke Industries?
June 14, 2017 /0 Comments/in Ask An Expert, Technical Writing /by James BennettAsk An Expert – Episode 4 – “How are the Nuclear Standards for Human Factored Writing Applicable to a Variety of Industries?” PSM’s leadership is known for their work in helping to establish standards for human factored writing throughout the nuclear industry. Part of this process involved reviewing information from organizations/industries, like NASA and the […]
Ask An Expert – What do you mean by, “Human Factored”
February 15, 2017 /0 Comments/in Ask An Expert, Technical Writing, Writing Tools and Tips /by James BennettAsk An Expert – Episode 2 – What do you mean by, “Human Factored”? Procedures have been around for a long time and there has been a lot of emphasis on making sure that they were “technically correct”. As things have evolved and the workforce has changed, industries have come to realize that the […]
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