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What Is Bowtie Analysis?
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Every workplace comes with hazards. Bowtie Analysis is a powerful risk analysis tool used to identify, evaluate, and address specific hazards within your organization, whether that be a chemical spill on a factory floor or a medical error in a hospital. Learn how this tool, which combines features of Fault Tree Analysis and Event Analysis, can shed light on all kinds of potential issues and how you can intervene before these risks cause real damage.
Gemba Academy’s Bowtie Analysis course is comprised of 4 videos:
What Is Bowtie Analysis?
The Seven Key Bowtie Analysis Terms
How to Do Bowtie Analysis
Getting Started with Bowtie Analysis
You can watch the full video on our site here:
This course is part of a broader training program in the School of Lean. Gemba Academy’s ever-expanding library of Lean training material helps work teams develop a consistent, continuous improvement mindset.
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