This video introduces Quanta’s shift from chasing zero incidents to building capacity for failure through the Capacity Model. Grounded in Human Performance principles, it recognizes that error is normal and focuses on strong controls for high-energy hazards. Crews, leaders, and partners learn to plan, execute, and learn together to keep every worker safe.
Language: English
Live Line Tool Method
Operational Learning
This video shows how Quanta uses Learning Teams to shift from blame to learning. Instead of asking who failed, crews and leaders examine what failed and what went right, learning from both success and failure. By designing systems that expect human error, teams build stronger capacity and improve safety across every job site.
The Capacity Model
This video introduces how Quanta shifts from counting incidents to building capacity for failure through the Capacity Model. Leaders and crews learn to focus on STKY hazards, apply strong controls, and plan as if failure could happen today. The model reinforces prevention, learning, and resilient systems that protect people from high-energy hazards.
STKY
This video explains how every role at Quanta helps build capacity to fail safely by identifying and controlling STKY hazards. Crews learn to distinguish between STKY actual, potential, and success events, using discussion and planning to keep failures from becoming serious. The focus stays on prevention, strong mitigations, and critical thinking to protect people when failure occurs.
Quanta Human Performance Principles
Energy Wheel
This video explains how crews use the Energy Wheel to identify and control STKY hazards as work changes. It highlights the gap between work as planned and work as done and shows how job briefings help crews discuss energy sources, build capacity, and absorb failure safely. The Energy Wheel strengthens hazard awareness and crew communication on every site.