Find & Fix Real Root Causes: 5-Day TapRooT® Advanced Root Cause Analysis Training, Querétaro, Mexico
In 5 days in Querétaro, Mexico, you’ll have skills that change the way you think and work.
TapRooT® courses fill up quickly. Reserve your spot now: 5-DAY TAPROOT® ADVANCED ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS TEAM LEADER TRAINING COURSE in Querétaro, Mexico, October 19 – 23, 2020.
Improve your performance and critical thinking skills while advancing your professional development during the 5-Day TapRooT® Advanced Root Cause Analysis Training course in the central highlands of Mexico, where historic Querétaro (first settlement, circa AD 200; founded 1531) enjoys the reputation as one of Mexico’s 35 World Heritage UNESCO sites.
TapRooT®’s 5-Day Advanced Training is for people who investigate precursor incidents and even major incidents (serious injuries, fatalities, major facility upsets, fires and explosions, or significant environmental releases). The course covers the essential TapRooT® Techniques (SnapCharT®, Safeguards Analysis, the Root Cause Tree®, and the Corrective Action Helper®), and the optional tools (Change Analysis, CHAP, and Equifactor®) that are used in complex investigation. In addition, the course covers advanced interviewing and information collection techniques and techniques to improve human performance. There are frequent exercises using the TapRooT® Software so attendees leave with significant practice of the skills they can immediately apply when they get back to work.
Register today for the 5-Day TapRooT® Advanced Root Cause Analysis Training course in Querétaro, October 19 – 23, 2020.
Experience Querétaro
Querétaro is the fastest-growing city in the country, with a strong economy partially based on IT and data centers, aircraft manufacturing and maintenance, logistics services, and machinery and automotive industries. Its wine production is Mexico’s second-largest. Some of Mexico’s most prestigious universities and research centers are located in Querétaro. In 1986, Querétaro was the host city for the FIFA World Cup.
The Sierra Gorda de Querétaro, part of the Sierra Madre Oriental, has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and is rich in wildlife and geological diversity. In 2008, National Geographic Traveler listed Querétaro among the world’s top 15 historic destinations.
Strike out and see a gargantuan structure of 74 arches that the city is noted for—the 18th-century Romanesque Querétaro Aqueduct. The aqueduct (Acueducto de Querétaro) brought about the dozen or so fountains you’ll see around the historic district. Go up the hilltop and take in the view from the chapel known as Pantheon of Illustrious Querétanos.
See the orange tower of the Church of San Francisco (Templo de San Francisco) in the city center, facing the Jardin Zenea. The 16th-century Baroque-style Convent of San Francisco, made famous during Mexico’s fight for independence, is next door and host to the Queretaro Regional Museum. Its floral arches, patios, corridors, and stairways make this cloister one of Mexico’s most beautiful.
Also in the city center, the MUCAL Calendar Museum is a first of its kind, taking the visitor through experiences of time and space.
The former convent of San Agustin is host to the Baroque Querétaro’s Art Museum. You’ll see a progression of centuries-old works of art, both European and national.
It’s so worth a day trip—seeing La Peña de Bernal, the world’s third-largest monolithic rock. The rock is thought to have originated during the Jurassic period, more than 65 million years ago! Some residents believe the giant rock has mystical powers. For an eye-popping view, hike to the small chapel at its highest point.
Hill of the Bells (Cerro de las Campana) is a national park on the outskirts of Querétaro, where legend has it that, when struck, the rocks emit bell-like tones. Pretty cool, eh? Whether you hear the bells or not, the park also houses a chapel and a museum, both of which tell the story of major historical events that went down in this very place.
They say it has ancient secrets from the Toltec civilization (early as AD 700), the El Cerrito pyramid is approximately 100 feet high and was once a worship site.
Go to the high elevation of Zona Diamante (Anillo Vial II, Anillo Vial Fray Junípero Serra 1500-A, Col. Arboledas, 76140 Santiago de Querétaro) to find your Mirador (a lookout).
Taste Querétaro
The city of Querétaro welcomes hungry visitors with plenty of contemporary Mexican restaurants and eateries. Along the way, you will also find some street stands that are worthy of your attention. If you are walking along the base of the Querétaro Aqueduct, you’ll spy some cool restaurants and coffeehouses. Enter and enjoy! Below are some foodie suggestions to tempt your appetite.
Check out these Querétaro spots for a tasty breakfast:
- Arte Express Cafe (Calle Guerrero and Andador Matamoros)
- Olivia (37A Avenida Universidad)
- Cafe Breton (Andador Libertad between Pasteur and Río de la Loza)
For your sweet tooth, venture into some exotic ice cream and “snow” flavors at Tepoznieves.
Find your favorites from among the recommendations below. You may also find others by checking out this guide.
Tikua Sureste (Calle Ignacio Allende Sur 13, Centro)
Chucho El Roto (Av. Luis Pasteur Sur 16, Centro)
Fogón Zapoteco Restaurante (Calle Francisco I. Madero 86, Centro)
The TapRooT® System trains you to solve problems
TapRooT® has a team of investigators and instructors with years of extensive training ready to offer assistance worldwide. We also offer ongoing support to our clients through FREE NEWSLETTERS and ROOT CAUSE TIP VIDEOS, the ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS BLOG, and our annual GLOBAL TAPROOT® SUMMIT.
Register today for a TapRooT® Root Cause Analysis Training Course
TapRooT® courses fill up quickly. Reserve your spot now: 5-Day TapRooT® Advanced Root Cause Analysis Team Leader Training Course in Querétaro, Mexico, October 19 – 23, 2020.
TapRooT® is global to meet your needs. If you need other times or locations, please see our full selection of courses.
If you would like for us to teach a course at your workplace, please reach out to discuss what we can do for you, or call us at 865.539.2139.
