By fusing quantitative and qualitative data, and transforming local knowledge into global knowledge, you too can overcome organizational disorientation.

We created the DELTA System specifically for safety leaders who want to improve their organizational safety culture.  It answers the question that frequently arises once safety data reveals a potential issue: Now what?

Are you struggling toturn safety data into meaningful safety improvement?  We can help. Introducing The DELTA Manual: Transform your safety data into Safety - a handbook on how to use workshops to convert safety data into action.

Those of us in the aviation profession, whether we maintain the aircraft or fly them, have all heard of Human Factors at some point in our career.  But do we actually know what Human Factors is?  Or, is it, what Human Factors are? 

I just read the book Black Box Thinking (Matthew Syed, 2015) on the recommendation of a friend, and it has me thinking a lot about the differences between healthcare and aviation when it comes to safety culture.

A series of serious and sometimes fatal incidents involving Boeing aircraft in recent years – particularly the 737 Max disasters in Ethiopia and Indonesia – has seen the reputation of this once great American business almost completely destroyed.

This year marks the 21^st anniversary of an anonymous internal memo from Boeing engineers who wanted to state their human factors concerns and make their company’s damaging practices public knowledge.