Figure 57.10 Tree of causes of an accident suffered by an apprentice mechanic when remounting an engine in a car
Making use of the tree of causes for the purposes of accident analysis has two objectives:
Using several times the 5 Why, you will draw a causes tree.
The module enables you to model the root causes of each accident online.
A Fishbone Diagram is also known as a “cause and effect diagram” or an Ishikawa Diagram (named after its inventor, Japanese quality control expert Kaoru Ishikawa).
Figure 57.10 Tree of causes of an accident suffered by an apprentice mechanic when remounting an engine in a car
This technique for breaking down accident reports and finding common causes among them is now called "Accident Analysis", and is taught in introductory cave diving courses.
This technique for breaking down accident reports and finding common causes among them is now called Accident Analysis, and is taught in introductory cave diving courses.
As an example, the accident summarized below produced the tree of causes shown in figure 57.10 .
The interpretation of the data is made possible thanks to a graphic representation of all the antecedents involved in the genesis of the accidentthat is, a tree of causes.
The interpretation of the data is made possible thanks to a graphic representation of all the antecedents involved in the genesis of the accident—that is, a tree of causes.
Requêtes fréquentes français :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
Requêtes fréquentes anglais :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
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