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Happy New Year. I am looking for an example/template Why Staircase Tree (or Logic Tree or equivalent) in an Excel Spreadsheet file. The advantage of Excel...
Dr. Bill Corcoran
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Jan 1, 2004
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I added another row to the database on Why Staircase Trees at ...
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Happy New Year. Please scroll down for today's update. Take care, Bill Corcoran W. R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. Nuclear Safety Review Concepts 21 Broadleaf Circle ...
Dr. Bill Corcoran
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I like the way the example couches it in a different light depending on which one is used - invariably, if the 'cause' is not wearing hardhats, then a training...
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There is no limit to the number of negative factors that can be legitimately called a cause of any event. The whole idea of negative causes can boggle the...
Bill Corcoran
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Bill C., 1 - Is your point that analysts ought to look for positive causes only, or at both positive and negative causes? 2 - If both, is your point that...
Salot, William
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1. Look for all the causes. 2. When the positive causes are obvious, don't miss the negative ones. 3. When the negative causes are obvious, don't miss the...
Bill Corcoran
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That's great. I now disagree with my own definition. I now think that: A cause is anything that makes an effect occur or increases its magnitude. A root cause...
Dr. Bill Corcoran
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Ali, I have embedded answers below. Take care, Bill Corcoran W. R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. Nuclear Safety Review Concepts 21 Broadleaf Circle Windsor, CT...
Dr. Bill Corcoran
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Dear All, This is an article from The Health and Safety Net in the UK. I thought it may be of some interest. ... A High Court Judge, Mr Justice Morland, has...
Daryl Mather
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Jan 9, 2004
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Can someone provide me with a link to the most applicable NRC inspection guidance on root cause analysis? Thanks ever so much. Take care, Bill Corcoran W. R....
William R. Corcoran, ...
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Jan 14, 2004
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Bill, Check the following link. http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/insp-manual/inspection-procedure/index.html Look for Inspection Procedure 95002,...
MITTS, TIMOTHY M.
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Bill C., There are several inspection procedures that address RCA. IP 40500 - Effectiveness of Licensee Process to Identify, Resolve, and Prevent Problems ...
Terry Herrmann
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Terry, Tim, and Larry, Thanks ever so much. I have all I need on this topic at least for the moment. Best regards. Bill ... and ... ...
William R. Corcoran, ...
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Would you be so kind as to send me web links to your favorite "Conduct of Operations" documents? I'm looking for a detailed set of expectations on how business...
William R. Corcoran, ...
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Good show, doctor. Best wishes for a safe and prosperous 2004. Glad to have been able to help. Larry ... From: William R. Corcoran, Ph.D.,P.E....
Lawrence B. Durham
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Check the writings of Dr. John Carroll, Professor of Management at MIT's Sloan School of Management, and his colleagues. Specifically, John and three...
Lawrence B. Durham
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Larry, Thanks ever so much. Dr. Carroll is a friend, former colleague, and former client. B/r, Bill ... MIT's ... John and ... Carroll, ... considerations. I ...
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Glad to be of assistance. Your not being well-acquainted with John would have been a surprise. I feel quite fortunate to be friends of and associated in some...
Lawrence B. Durham
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This is a discussion of how the word cause is used in modern English by ordinary people. The word "cause" has no meaning except with respect to an effect. A...
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Bill C., OK - I think I can step up to the "ordinary" plate <grin>. Here's my take on this: - Effects are due to causes (or causes produce effects). - More...
Terry Herrmann
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Jan 18, 2004
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Welcome Iain, We are now talking about causes. Please go to the messages section and look at the last few to get on board. Best regards, Bill Corcoran ...
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Jan 19, 2004
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Terry, Thanks ever so much. Some of us think that it is important to consider some causes as bad and some as good. For example, I investigated a $30million...
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Terry, Here is my second reply. In the first message of this thread we used the term "mitigating factor" to describe something that kept a bad effect from...
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Terry, This is my third post on this topic. We use the term "negating factor" to mean something that keeps a mitigating factor from being more effective. ...
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Bill, I guess I'd rephrase it to say that people felt the need to act on the causes associated with the bad effect ($30 million loss) and not on the good ...
Terry Herrmann
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Bill, If it helps to categorize these factors as mitigating or negating, that's fine. I don't have difficulty with the terms and how they are used. In the...
Terry Herrmann
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Hi All, I hope that you all enjoyed the holiday period and are starting off the new year in a successful manner. This latest article comes from the website of...
Daryl Mather
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On behalf of all 237 members I would like to welcome the dozen or so members who have joined this year so far. Many members have expressed the idea that the...
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From: Dr. Bill Corcoran To: rootcauseconference@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 8:04 AM Subject: Re: [rootcauseconference] Help on Critical...
Dr. Bill Corcoran
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