I have been a safety manager for 20 years, and have done countless root cause investigations, generally speaking, it gets down to 2 things.

First, the organisation does not have the right policies and procedures, this is getting less and less because the companies are evolving. The second is that people are not paying attention. To correct this it is very easy to say "pay more attention". So this training helps me understand how we can train people's attention to avoid accidents and incidents from a mental focus point of view. The simplicity of the A.P.E model is remarkable and will make a big difference to the safety culture.

Overall great and insightful training! I appreciated it. Thanks, you are doing a great job thank you.

The 3 reflection that hit home for me was the:

1. The cognitive part with impulse control and attention span.

2. Understanding arousal control and how important it is to find the right balance, and understanding the will differently make me better at my job.

Lastly, the A.P.E model is much simple and I am excited to take that to my team.

I very much enjoyed the course and I differently want to share the good word about this, because I am better today because of it and I appreciated you offering this, thank you so much.

The crystallized and fluid intelligence was very insightful, as well as impulse control and arousal control and how we use that in a meeting.

For us, in my company, it is going to be good to implement this in the organization and have people using the A.P.E model daily.

We need a new approach, and it is important as HSE professionals to understand how our brains work.

Using the 5 factors to mental high performance to move us from our current state to our desired outcome of reducing accidents. This is an important course that I will recommend to every HSE professional. When we implement this we can achieve massive improvement, and break the plateau of harm.

Thank you for this training, it was very interesting! This kind of training is very helpful because it is another vision of safety, it is not about procedures, standards, or checklists. It is about neuroscience which is very important and useful daily. I learned a lot, especially impulse control, which is essential for creating a safe environment and delaying gratification because we see accidents because people want speed, so they can move to the next task or go home. Understanding arousal control in combination with the A.P.E model to reduce and remove accident and service quality issues.