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Causal Analysis Worksheets

D = Direct Cause C = Contributing Cause R = Root Cause [Pg.526]

Rale each subc iegoiv CBLtSe Ex1erj 4l Phfriwnflna Subultgocloi 1 II it IV [Pg.490]

Probtem/Deflclancv Category Direct Caua Root CauM Contributing Cause [Pg.491]

Operational Roadinesa Problem Cqtdpfimil,i hlitaM PiuWem  [Pg.491]

Management/Fleld Bridge Problem SaalQrk PraUvnr  [Pg.491]


These four steps cover all phases of the occurrence investigation process. Thus, Kepner-Tregoe can be used for more than causal factor analysis. Separate worksheets (provided by Kepner-Tregoe) provide a specific focus on each of the four basic steps and consist of step-by-step procedures to aid in the analyses. This systematic approach prevents overlooking any aspect of concern. As formal Kepner-Tregoe training is needed for those using this method, a further description is not included in this book. [Pg.97]


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