Even in life sciences organizations with successful quality programs, minimizing human error is an ongoing challenge. Experienced people working on established processes sometimes make costly errors despite diligent efforts to avoid them. Even with the industry’s awareness of human errors,…
It is essential to understand Human Error because it does not matter if in manufacturing, service, transportation or any other industry, at some point you will need a human. That being said, you need to understand human behavior if you…
Human error prevention tools force us to look into one of the many things that makes us quintessentially human: the propensity to err. The relationship between stress and error is important to take into consideration. Some 51% of employees report…
There's an old saying, which claims that your biggest opponent in life is yourself. In today's society, that continues to be true. The workplace is host to a wide assortment of human errors, some of which can be relatively harmless…
According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)… human errors can be active or latent. Active failures are direct and immediate causes of an accident, and are usually made by front-line staff such as drivers or machine operators. There are…
Three Boeing employees failed to follow the rules and created a dangerous fire hazard aboard the world’s most recognizable jet. To read the complete informative article please click here. So yes, this happened, TO AIR FORCE ONE! It was human…
Whenever an error event occurs, corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) must be developed to make an organization’s systems stronger. A company will create systems to detect similar future errors or events, which will serve as the alarm that triggers corrective…