#16, Swiss Cheese Model Theory of Accident Causation, Swiss Cheese Model, Accident Causation Theory
#education #safetyandhealth #accidentinvestigation #safetyfirst #heinrich #educationalvideo #unsafe #education #heinrich #accidentinvestigation #safetyandhealth #accidentinvestigation #incidentmanagement #accidentcase #accidenttheory #iceberg #unsafe #education #educationalvideo #educational #educationmatters #safetyandhealth #safetyfirst #safetycomesfirst #safetytips #safetyeducation #hse #hsevideo #hseq #firesafety #accidentprevention #accidentcase #incident #incidentresponse #safety #safetytraining #swisscheese #theoriesofaccidentprevention Time Stamps: 0:00- Welcome to FESH2 Consultancy 0:05- Swiss Cheese Model Theory explained 0:35- Failure is not caused by single root cause 1:16- Every Cheese Slice represents precaution 2:05- Swiss Cheese Model explained 3:00- Actual & Potential Error 4:09- Thankyou for watching Reason developed the "Swiss cheese model" to illustrate how analyses of major accidents and catastrophic systems failures tend to reveal multiple, smaller failures leading up to the actual hazard. In the model, each slice of cheese represents a safety barrier or precaution relevant to a particular hazard. According to this metaphor, in a complex system, hazards are prevented from causing human losses by a series of barriers. Each barrier has unintended weaknesses, or holes – hence the similarity with Swiss cheese. These weaknesses are inconstant – i.e., the holes open and close at random. A well-known model used to do this is the "Swiss Cheese" model. Renowned psychologist James Reason developed this accident causation model to demonstrate how most accidents can be traced to four levels of failure: Organizational Factors; Unsafe supervision; Preconditions; and Unsafe acts. The Swiss Cheese model of accident causation, originally proposed by James Reason, likens human system defences to a series of slices of randomly-holed Swiss Cheese arranged vertically and parallel to each other with gaps in-between each slice. For more information, please visit: Blogs: http://fesh2.com/blog/ Playlists: / fesh2coachingconsultancy Website: www.fesh2.com Instagram: / fesh2cc Facebook : / fesh2-coaching-consultancy-106217021195116 Linked in: / vaishali-agrawal-2a90771b5 Twitter: / vaishal18917981 Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/V72TNkWRbhujPF5s You Tube channel of FESH2 Study : / @fesh2study Telegram channel of FESH2 Study: https://t.me/joinchat/3wEnFkHiOSUzZTk1 Please feel free to ask any questions, Like, Share, Comment, and Subscribe to our channel FESH2 Coaching & Consultancy, and press the bell icon. Disclaimer: This Video is Just for educational purposes and does not have any intention to mislead or violate Google, YouTube community guidelines, and policy. I respect and follow all terms & conditions of Google & YouTube.
