Wrong Answer. Try Again!
B is the correct answer. Who was to blame. The solution is usually not in the person, but rather in the system. Only if the system has not failed the person, do we suspect personal failures. The challenge is to conduct a honest, thorough systems analysis.
MODULE
ONE: BASIC CONCEPTS
Practice Question 46
Select the Best Answer
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Solving safety problems usually involves finding solutions to all of the following except: |
A. Hazardous conditions
B. Who was to blame
C. Unsafe work practices
D. Weaknesses in the safety program
