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Institute  \nOBJECTIVE  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \n• Problem solving requires a creative mind shift.  \n• One barrier is that the person who needs to solve the problem may be caught up in the firefighting that occurs when a problem explodes .  \n© 2011-16, The ReAlignment Group  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \n• The objective of this session is to teach you how to:  \n• quickly identify a problem,  \n• quickly solve the problem using 5 Why, or  \n• immediately swarm it using Root Cause Analysis,  \n• and devise and test countermeasures to achieve a Target Condition .  \n© 2011-15, The ReAlignment Group  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \nIntroductions  \nName, Role,  \nExperience in Problem Solving (including What’s Not Working)  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \nRESULTS  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \nAt the conclusion of this session, attendees will:  \n• Know how to distinguish between a problem that can be quickly resolved and one that requires deeper analysis  \n• Know how better to clearly define and state “the problem”  \n• Know how to employ a method called “5 Why”  \n• Understand how to employ methods to dig deeper beyond the problem’s symptoms to discover true causes  \n• Know how to develop and test mitigation measures to solve defined problems  \n• Know how to employ a method called “Root Cause Analysis” using the fishbone analysis technique.  \n© 2011-16, The ReAlignment Group © Lean Construction Institute  \n•Find problem  \n•Fix problem  \nthen  \n•Find root cause  \n•Fix process  \n© 2011-16, The ReAlignment Group  \n© Lean Construction Institute  \nHigh Velocity  \nEdge  \nSteven J. 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