Kepner Tregoe - RCA Training & Certification

Master Root Cause Analysis

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Root Cause Analysis Certification

In the workshop, participants will: 

Gain knowledge in the concepts as a 
baseline for use;

Practice on case situations for initial experience; and

Apply the concepts to actual business 
issues to solidify skills.


Workshop Details

Duration: 2 days

Learning Tools Included: All workshop attendees will receive the Kepner-Tregoe Tablet App and access to online post-workshop learning support tools (coaching videos, tips, trips and more) with a My KT membership

Credits for Certification: 1.4 CEUs / 14 PDUs / 14 CPEs (2 day)

Workshop Includes

  • Certificate upon completion
  • Workbooks and a copy of The New Rational Manager
  • Process cards that outline key processes in an easy to follow format
  • Several video and print case studies

Who should take this Workshop?

Employees at all levels who work in the fields: engineering, quality, operations, manufacturing, IT, customer service, and maintenance.

Workshop Details

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Get Certified

A 2-day intensive learning 
Workshop experience. 

$1595

Get Certified

A 2-day intensive learning 
Workshop experience. 

$1595

Process Overview

Learn how to use our Situation Appraisal process to:

  • Identify concerns
  • Determine priority
  • Establish next steps
  • Manage involvement

Learn how to Describe the Problem: create a clear and factual understanding of the problem to guide analysis.

  • Create a high-level statement of the problem for which you want to know the cause
  • Document a factual description of four critical dimensions of the problem: what, where, when, extent
  • Compare similar things that do not have the problem as a way to better understand the problem itself

Learn how to improve your Questioning and Listening skills to gather pinpointed information


Learn how to Identify Possible Causes: create hypothetical statements about cause that can be tested.

  • Engage with knowledgeable experts and leverage their experience
  • Use the comparison of things without the problem to find unique distinct features
  • Leverage these features to look for critical changes that could create the problem
  • Brainstorm hypothesis using all the information you have

Evaluate Possible Causes: test hypotheses using structured information about the problem.

  • Methodically examine each hypothesis
  • Eliminate any hypothesis not clearly supported by known facts
  • Record all assumptions or questions
  • Separate most promising causes for additional verification

Confirm True (Root) Cause: ensure confidence in the root cause before taking action to fix it.

  • Verify (or dispel) all assumptions
  • Identify methods for observing the cause at work
  • Design experiments to validate cause-and-effect
  • Plan monitoring to confirm that this is the root cause and that all effects are mitigated

Additional topics: covered if time and learner interest are available.

  • Understand the use of complementary approaches like 5 Whys and Fishbone (Ishikawa) Diagrams 
  • Ask the right questions to uncover critical data required
  • Identify where else the root cause may be causing problems
  • Ensure that the fix does not create unintended problems
  • Learn how to use this process for many kinds of problems

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"I used to be afraid to be assigned a root cause evaluation, but not anymore. I know that I just need to follow a systematic process and get the right people involved."  

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