These are important to get and stay in a state of flow. What could you do to better get into flow? This is about a team functioning as a single unit. Do you support your support team? Everyone knows their job and knows what needs to happen. Sprints give you stability and clear process so that you can focus on the unknown. Are you wasting time on a process that happens weekly or monthly? Easy to say and very hard to do. One key ingredient of great pit stops is only doing a few things.

They used to refuel, but no longer do. Removing that step was a major piece of getting to the 2-second pit stops of today.

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What can you stop doing? Toyota made its system great by working on the system.

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Spending more time on infrastructure is key. They have the right tools, right training, right communication, etc.


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Everything has been planned and tweaked. Also related to preparation, great teams use retrospectives. The best retrospectives are small only the members of a close team and many times have only the team, not leaders attending. You have to make it safe to bring up flaws.

F1 pit stop techniques to help save lives in resuscitation of newborn babies

That is a very difficult environment to create. But done well, will yield meaningful improvement in the team. What could you prepare that would give you power during performance time? These guys are controlling. The crew member at the front is watching everyone do their jobs.

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He is there to address any problems and control the traffic light. What could you make visible that is currently assumed or hidden? This 5 minute video shows 13 formula 1 pit stops from the 50s to After a series of blunders last season, Williams have hired a dedicated human performance specialist who works with the crew to fine tune their technique, teamwork and fitness.


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  • This specialist had previously worked treating newborn babies and has become the main advisor to the Cardiff hospital. After visiting Williams Grove factory on May 4, the doctors have already made a number of changes based on techniques employed in Formula One pit stops.


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    The trolley they use has been audited and streamlined to make sure it can be found as quickly as possible. They have also mapped out a standardised floor space in delivery theatres to show where the resuscitation team should work, mirroring the floor map Williams takes to each race to reflect the different requirements of each pit box. The importance of hand signals, key in a pit stop to show when each tyre has been successfully changed, is now stressed, along with video debriefs and analysis after every resuscitation.

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    Delays in providing effective resuscitative care can have marked consequences on survival or the development of long term complications. There is a growing amount of evidence to support a systematic approach to resuscitative care which is time-critical and dependent upon optimal team dynamics and clear communication. On this latest work, Claire Williams, deputy team principal of Williams, added: We are increasingly finding that Formula One know-how and technology can have benefit to other industries and this is a great example.