Error Reduction Human Error Reduction Review and Verification Errors Procedural Errors Organizational and Programmatic Failures Analysis Courses Review and Verification Error Reduction Why Is This Course Essential? Behind every erroneous procedure, engineering analysis, or work order, there is a review and verification (R&V) error made by the reviewer. Past research has shown that a typical review effectiveness (the probability of detecting an error) is only 30 to 40%. The proven techniques taught in this one-day course will help improve the effectiveness to about 80 to 90%. What Are The Benefits? This course will enable you to become a very effective reviewer and verifier. You will learn the proven techniques to find the problems, errors, and omissions with a high degree of reliability. You will cut back the time you spend on review and verification of other people's work, but still detect all the existing problems, errors, and omissions. What Is The Content Of This Course? Focusing techniques during review and verification Review and verification errors Omission Commission OAQ-3 Pass review and verification method Overview of purpose, scope, and acceptance criteria Assessment of critical area Qualification, validation and verification (QV&V) Acceptance criteria specification Customer's perspective Regulatory perspective Quality perspective Factors affecting review and verification effectiveness Imprecise purpose, scope, and criteria Time pressure High work load Inadequate technical expertise First-time-evolution Over-confidence Techniques to control external factors FIST-A for over-confidence mitigation QV&V techniques PARC for time pressure management Compensatory techniques Imprecise purpose, scope, criteria First-time-evolution