Por: Sergio Romero “…la fricción es la fuerza que ofrece resistencia a este impulso …” Beachwells. Australia La cabina de mando estaba...

By: Sergio Romero “…friction is the force that resists this forward movement…” Beachwells. Australia The flood in the cockpit comprises...

By: Sergio Romero Quality/Safety-Driven Lecturer, Author & Manager “Errors are seen as consequences rather than causes, having their...

By: Sergio Romero Quality/Safety-Driven Lecturer, Author & Manager

By: Sergio Romero Quality/Safety-Driven Lecturer, Author & Manager

By: Sergio Romero Safety/Quality-Driven Lecturer, Author & Manager “… because doubt causes chaos and one's own demise” Michael Pearson...

By: Sergio Romero Quality/Safety-Driven Lecturer, Author & Manager “Just what constitutes the problem is an area of contention, though…”...

Por: Sergio Romero Conferencista, Autor y Gestor de Calidad y Seguridad Operacional “Sin embargo, justo aquello que constituye el...

By: Sergio Romero “… our philosophy was 100% compliance equals 100% safe but we were having accidents. We needed more than regulations....

By: Sergio Romero “You don't need a patch on your arm to have honor.” Lt. Kaffee. Film “A Few Good Men” One of my mate investigators read...

By: Sergio Romero “You have to understand a culture to understand a man.” Film “The Gentlemen” The cellphone line is mute which goes...

By: Sergio Romero “Are you a super hero? Can you fly? Better, I make them fly.” Caye. Film “Princesas” The silent all over the office was...

“…moving the body seems to help the brain.” Harvard Health Publishing As I was walking down the aisle, I was able to contain the sneeze...

“To manage a system effectively, you might focus on the interactions of the parts rather than their behavior taken separately”. Russell...

Management could not collapse in organizations like this. That thinking was next to me as I was driving to my office pretty much far from...

Taking into account Professor James Reason states errors are seen as consequences rather than causes, having their origins not so much in...