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Human Performance and Latent Causes
By Robert E. Statham, subject matter expert in Latent Cause Analysis for Human Performance.BusinessEducationSelf-ImprovementManagement
Human Performance and Latent Causes episodes
- 12 min
- Part 2 Why Stakeholder Meetings are Required
Join Rob Statham as he continues the discussion of why Stakeholder Meetings are required, what the benefits are, and where to begin.
13 min - Why Stakeholder Meetings are Required
Understand why Stakeholder Meetings are required, what the benefits are, and where to begin.
15 min - Latent Cause Experience Testimonial
Hear from a recent attendee of the Latent Cause Experience as they describe what they learned, what surprised them, and what they took away from the event.
16 min - The Blame Virus and its Antidote
Blame can propagate through an organization like a virus. Blame brings division and slows performance. Learn how to effectively end blame and shift towards a more engaged work culture.
26 min - Groupthink
Groupthink can generate consensus, but it often lacks critical thinking, leading to faulty decisions. It is evidence of organizational latency that can infect an organization's culture, impeding its performance.
8 min - Evidence: The Lifeblood of an Investigation
It is impossible to understand why something went wrong without looking at evidence. Learn what evidence is and how to handle it. Understand how evidence is used to usher in lasting change.
9 min - The Ultimate Learning Group using Latent Cause Analysis
The key to helping organizations understand the gap between the black line and the blue line is found through learning groups using LCA.
15 min - Coaching tips for Principal Investigators
Join Rob Statham as he discusses a few nuances of leading an investigation team and what to avoid.
12 min - Problem Solving vs. Latent Cause Analysis
Problem solving is an essential skill and is probable directly related to why you work where you do. It's a good thing, but sometimes something goes wrong and we need to know not just what happened and fix it, but WHY it happened.
10 min
About Human Performance and Latent Causes
From the publisher's feed
Failsafe Network’s podcast, Human Performance and Latent Causes, offers an in-depth look at why things go wrong at work-and how to genuinely fix them without the blame game. Hosted by Rob Statham,…
this program emphasizes the use of Latent Cause Analysis to uncover latency, the hidden factors in our culture, and the habits that lead to incidents. Think of it as peeling back layers of normal to reveal what’s truly sabotaging performance. Almost every Friday, you get a new episode filled with expert insights on learning from incidents, not just pointing fingers. Rob hosts the show, drawing on Failsafe’s decades of experience in understanding why things go wrong.
The vibe is conversational, like talking with a wise mentor-no fluff, just practical tools to identify and eliminate those hidden causes before they cause bigger problems. Whether you’re in safety, management, or simply curious about human performance, it helps you create better systems and cultures. If you’re into root cause analysis but want something more effective, this is it. Seriously, it’s transformative for anyone tired of making the same mistakes.