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    Causal Analysis:

    Recognition oRoot Cause

    Presented By:

    Herrera, Edward Joshua M.

    Tombado, Reymond T.

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    efinition of Terms:

    Recognition

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    Causa! "na!ysis# you engage in the $rocess of causal ana

    attem$t to determine a cause for an effect. &howing causes, reasons

    resu!ts or conse'uences is a natura! way of thin(ing.

    E)ery time you try to answer a 'uestion that as(s *why+ you enga

     $rocess of causa! ana!ysis

    Root Cause# is an initiating cause of either a condition or athat !eads to an outcome or effect of interest

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    ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

    Root cause analysis -RCA# is a method of $rob!em

    so!)ing used for identifying the root causes of fau!ts $rob!ems. " factor is considered a root cause if remo

    from the $rob!em#fau!t#se'uence $re)ents the fina!

    e)ent from recurring/ whereas a causa! factor is

    affects an e)ent0s outcome, but is not a root cause. remo)ing a causa! factor can benefit an outcome, it

     $re)ent its recurrence within certainty.

    Recognition

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    Investigating Incidents 

    1ncident in)estigation, whether for safety, 'ua!ity, or $roduction, can be

    sim$!e or com$!e2 de$ending u$on the se)erity of the e)ent. 1n $rinci$!e,

    in)estigators wou!d be trained to

    a disco)er the facts,

     b co!!ect e)idence,

    c ascertain the root cause-s, and

    d ma(e recommendations in a written re$ort.

    Howe)er, many in)estigators often sei3e on the first set of 4sym$toms5 as

    the Root Cause, rather than the Root Cause-s themse!)es. This is why the

    same ty$e-s of incidents are often re$eated.

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    Root Cause "na!ysis -RC" is a $o$u!ar andoften#used techni'ue that he!$s $eo$!e answer the

    'uestion of why the $rob!em occurred in the first $!ace.

    1t see(s to identify the origin of a $rob!em using a

    s$ecific set of ste$s, with associated too!s, to find the

     $rimary cause of the $rob!em, so that you can:

    6. etermine what ha$$ened.7. etermine why it ha$$ened.

    8. 9igure out what to do to reduce the !i(e!ihood that

    it wi!! ha$$en again.

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    In Investigating Incidents usually find

    three basic tyes of causes!

    "hysical causes  Tangib!e, materia! items fai!ed in some way -for e2am$sto$$ed wor(ing.

    #u$an causes  Peo$!e did something wrong, or did not do something thHuman causes ty$ica!!y !ead to $hysica! causes -for e2am$!e, no one fi!!ed

    which !ed to the bra(es fai!ing.

    Organi%ational causes  " system, $rocess, or $o!icy that $eo$!e use tor do their wor( is fau!ty -for e2am$!e, no one $erson was res$onsib!e for )

    maintenance, and e)eryone assumed someone e!se had fi!!ed the bra(e f!uid.

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    RC" !oo(s at a!! three ty$es of causes. 1

    in)o!)es in)estigating the $atterns of

    negati)e effects, finding hidden f!aws inthe system, and disco)ering s$ecific

    actions that contributed to the $rob!em.

    This often means that RC" re)ea!s morethan one root cause.

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    The Root Cause Analysis "rocess

    RC" has fi)e identifiab!e ste$s.

    Ste One! &efine the "roble$;hat do you see ha$$ening+

    ;hat are the s$ecific sym$toms+

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    The Root Cause Analysis "rocess

    RC" has fi)e identifiab!e ste$s.

    Ste T'o! Collect &ata;hat $roof do you ha)e that the $rob!em e2ists+How !ong has the $rob!em e2isted+

    ;hat is the im$act of the $rob!em+

    %ou need to ana!y3e a situation fu!!y before you can mo)e on to !oo

    that contributed to the $rob!em. To ma2imi3e the effecti)eness of ytogether e)eryone e2$erts and front !ine staff who understands t

    Peo$!e who are most fami!iar with the $rob!em can he!$ !ead you to

    understanding of the issues.

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    The Root Cause Analysis "rocess

    RC" has fi)e identifiab!e ste$s.

    Ste Three! Identify "ossible Causal (actors;hat se'uence of e)ents !eads to the $rob!em+;hat conditions a!!ow the $rob!em to occur+

    ;hat other $rob!ems surround the occurrence of the centra! $rob!em+

    uring this stage, identify as many causa! factors as $ossib!e. Too often, $eo$!e identify one

    then sto$, but that0s not sufficient. ;ith RC", you don0t want to sim$!y treat the most ob)iou

    to dig dee$er.

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    The Root Cause Analysis "rocess

    RC" has fi)e identifiab!e ste$s.

    Ste (our! Identify the Root Cause+s,;hy does the causa! factor e2ist+

    ;hat is the rea! reason the $rob!em occurred+

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    The Root Cause Analysis "rocess

    RC" has fi)e identifiab!e ste$s.

    Ste (ive! Reco$$end and I$le$ent S;hat can you do to $re)ent the $rob!em from

    ha$$ening again+

    How wi!! the so!ution be im$!emented+

    ;ho wi!! be res$onsib!e for it+;hat are the ris(s of im$!ementing the so!utio

    Recognition

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