Suzette Pare's Contact Details

Suzette Pare's Company Details

Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc.

Las Vegas, NV, US • 20 - 49 Employees
Professional Services software

The Practicing Perfection Institute, Inc. (PPI) provides next-level human performance insights, training, and consulting for organizations in high risk industries. Since 2005, PPI has worked with tens of thousands of workers, in some of the largest organizations on the planet, helping them to transform organizational culture such that human error is reduced, safety is improved, quality, productivity, and reliability are enhanced.Successes achieved to date by organizations using the Practicing Perfection approach include:- An 87.5% sustained reduction in human error rate- A 74% reduction in human error rate in a tri-state capital project involving 23 different contract firms- Best safety record ever in a 25-year plant operating history- 72.4% reduction in nuclear power plant outage-to-outage human error rate- 70% reduction in bargaining unit grievancesWatch a Telly Award Winning Documentary on Practicing Perfection here:http://ppiweb.com/home-2-3/ppi-documentary/Tim Autrey, Founder/CEO of PPI has been seen on CBS, NBC, ABC, and FOX networks. His groundbreaking book, 6-Hour Safety Culture: How to Reduce Human Error and Risk and Get Regulators (ANY regulator) off of Your Back Forever, is due to be released during March, 2015.PPI is home of the Human Performance Academy, which provides training and certification services for performance improvement professionals. A listing of currently available HU Academy Courses can be found here:http://ppiweb.com/human-performance-academy/In addition to the public courses offered through the HU Academy, PPI directly assists organizations with onsite training and process implementation. Consulting services include the Practicing Perfection [Error-Likeliness] Culture Profile, and the TOROID (Targeted Organizational Risk and Opportunity Identification Assessment process. PPI is a proud member of the Human Performance Association, the National Safety Council, and the American Nuclear Society.