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Turning post-incident reviews at Keldmoor Energy into a learning system after the same load balancer took the customer portal down for the third time in 14 months, with earlier 'improve monitoring' actions closed but never verified: the eight-segment learning ring runs clockwise from trigger, timeline, contributing factors, actions and owners to verification, sharing and recurrence, each carrying four review classes, with 26 of 32 cells controlled and recurrence cut from 31 to 9 per cent; and the outcomes — verified completion up from 28 to 84 per cent, fewer actions per review, every action owned and a shared lesson that fixed four other load balancer pools.
CY-EXPERT-072Expert Level · Incident Management

Post-Incident Review Optimisation

An expert-level course on turning post-incident reviews from blame-heavy meetings with forgotten actions into a learning system that measurably reduces recurrence - triggers by severity, repeat, novelty and near miss, blameless practice with clear accountability, timelines with stated uncertainty, contributing factors beyond one root cause, few verifiable actions with named owners, completion proved rather than declared, lessons shared without breaching confidentiality, and recurrence, executive reporting and review quality measured. Work round the Post-Incident Learning Ring, eight stages against four review classes, and build a single Post-Incident Review Standard and Learning Action Register as you go.

18 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

  • Trace a recurring incident through earlier reviews, baseline the review programme from its records, write triggers by severity, repeat, novelty and near-miss potential, and set review depth by tier.
  • Write blameless practice and its accountability line, run candid interviews, and rebuild incident timelines from records with offsets corrected, uncertainty stated and decision points reconstructed.
  • Replace single root causes with evidenced contributing factors across process, tooling, detection, decision and communication, and compare repeated incidents factor by factor.
  • Write few, strong, specific, owned, dated and verifiable actions, with verification criteria set when each action is created.

Price:৳12,000
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