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Colleague, Would you be so kind as to glance over the following draft paper and provide your reactions and suggestions? Any reactions, however brief would be...
Bill Corcoran
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Bill Salot, You need a little human behavioral technology and human factors. Without getting into the nitty gritty the probability of people consistently...
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Don't forget, you do have a human factors engineer/ergonomist with 20 years nuke and mfg experience in this group...ME. I am more than willing to help all of...
Ergo Gal
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Bernie, I agree with your analysis. It looks like all of those involved were set up for the injury by their previous experiences. The injured worker was...
Bill Corcoran
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Apr 3, 2003
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Bill Salot, Great. I'm looking forward to hearing what the team says. OBTW: Ask them what future events this injury event is a precursor to. Best Regards, Bill...
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Rich, Thanks for your patience. A little clarification is in order. The Occurrence Pyramid says nothing whatever about when a consequential will occur. The...
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Bernie, Your words about immediate causes, contributing causes, and root causes is a bit puzzling. Here's why. Causes can have a variety of dimensions to...
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Paul, The whole MBFS algorithm you like is: Observe, Analyze, Decide, Act Presumably, after one acts they go back to observing. OBTW:...
Bill Corcoran
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Bill C., I continue to appreciate your way with words, especially your frequent use of effective examples to make your points. Your "Root Cause Analysis of...
Salot, William
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Apr 8, 2003
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Bill, Thanks ever so much for your attention to my article. The mark-up did not survive the e-mail machinery, but I think I can get the equivalent from your...
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Bill C., I think the examples below, of whistleblower concerns not being properly addressed, highlight problems with the chain-of-command process. The...
Salot, William
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Apr 9, 2003
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Please scroll down for late news. I would be interested in opinions as to how the containment and safety injection problems that were surfaced after the...
Bill Corcoran
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Best Regards, Bill Corcoran W. R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. Nuclear Safety Review Concepts 21 Broadleaf Circle Windsor, CT 06095-1634 860-285-8779 Fax:...
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Variation is the enemy of quality. And safety!! Best Regards, Bill Corcoran W. R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. Nuclear Safety Review Concepts 21 Broadleaf Circle ...
Bill Corcoran
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There is only one root cause: dysfunctional executive reward system. Management is getting paid to do the wrong thing!! Best Regards, Bill Corcoran W. R....
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Paul, Thanks. Too much humility is seldom criticized. Your point is clear. Thought for the day: "Those who jump down the Why Staircase often land on their...
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Bill C., You said, "There is only one root cause: dysfunctional executive reward system." Did you say it with tongue in cheek? Isn't a "dysfunctional...
Salot, William
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Bill Salot, I must own up to a bit of tongue at least angled toward the cheek. However, there is some truth to it. At Davis-Besse over a period of years the...
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Please visit this side for a puzzle that would raise eyebrows to new heights.Let's see how fast you rooticans can find the trick... ...
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Bill Salot, I agree wholeheartedly. You expressed yourself well. Most concerns that I have heard of are basically technical in nature and need a technical...
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Kamal, Please forgive the late reply. Investigations are like Caesar according to Anthony, the bad they do lives on while "the good is oft interred with their...
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Malcolm, You make an excellent point about credible (simulated) potential consequences in re-enactments. I have encountered people at DOE and in other...
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I have encountered people at DOE and in other pro-production organizations that refuse to grant credibility to any but the most benign potential consequences. ...
Malcolm Patterson
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Bob Latino, To answer your question: Simulating potential consequences is clearly not the same as using an FMEA, but it does share attributes, as you correctly...
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Bill Salot, This one's a "keeper". Best Regards, Bill Corcoran W. R. Corcoran, Ph.D., P.E. Nuclear Safety Review Concepts 21 Broadleaf Circle Windsor, CT...
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Bernie, At each stage of the escalated consequence simulation ask the question, "What kept it from being a lot worse?" When the answers involve robust barriers...
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Malcolm, Thanks for the stimulating message. When we design corrective actions, for whom are we designing? Are we assuming that the "target" group (pardon the...
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Bernie, Kim, the Bobs, and all, Bernie and Kim are getting close to a key point. The point is: When one encounters a potentially adverse behavior or condition...
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Bill Edward Teller felt strongly that commercial nuclear plants should be safe for a child to operate-in other words, no damage would occur no matter what...
Malcolm Patterson
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Apr 24, 2003
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There are merits to Malcolm's statement that a nuclear power plant and probably most other items people use...planes, trains, and automobiles??? - ought to be...
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