Huddles
Trust
Psychological Safety
Connections and Alignment
100

10 step process that aligns daily work to the HRO Principles and Framework for High Reliability

What is an HRO Safety Huddle?

100

Earned in drops...lost in buckets

What is Trust?

100

The number one predictor of a high-performing team

What is the ability to speak up?

100

Improving the process only after an event takes place

What is reactive?

200

Duration of an HRO safety huddle

What is 8-18 minutes?

200

Owning your actions and behaviors - Keeping your commitments

What is Reliability?

200

Trying to control others' impression of yourself

What is image management?  

200

Fixing the process for me

What is unmindful?

300

The minimum frequency with which any team should huddle

What is once per shift?

300

Interpersonal conflict, defensiveness, resistance, and withholding of information

What are behaviors of a distrusting team?

300

Acknowledging the work setting and clarifying the need for everyone's voice

What is framing the work?

300

The tipping point

What is psychological safety?

400

During this stage, the team identified any needs for the shift ahead

What is "readiness capability" (step 4)?

400

Decide if you are willing to have the conversation

What is the first component of the pre-work?

400

Expressing appreciation, destigmatizing failure, and creating clear accountabilities

What is responding productively?

400

Learning and improving processes at the unit level

What is proactive?

500

Respond within 24-48 hours, use labels and due dates, provide updates and comments

What are Voice Card requirements?

500

The final step of the trust-building conversation

What is asking for a commitment to the agreed upon behaviors?

500

Being humble, courageous, and curious

What are the leadership behaviors that support psychological safety?

500

When the components function collectively towards a common goal

What are connections and alignment?