Ch.3_Ep. 3: Beyond Operator Error: Systemic Failure
From Guidelines for the Investigation of Industrial Accidents · 00:02:17
Show by Wayne M Sundborg
We examine a chemical plant explosion initially blamed on operator error to see how root cause evidence shifts focus away from individual blame. Discover how deferred maintenance, control system malfunctions, and normalized workarounds reveal underlying systemic failures.
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