AND Hull Present Buckled on Hull Hull Turn Sufficiently Iceberg Passengers Sealed Atlantic 18 knots into New York City late Hull Lives Iceberg Lives Change steel hull lifeboats Add more lifeboats C ID: 195675
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TitanicSank AND Hull Present Buckled on Hull Hull Turn Sufficiently Iceberg Passengers Sealed Atlantic (18 knots) into New York City late Hull Lives Iceberg Lives Change steel hull lifeboats Add more lifeboats Current is the Definition of the Problem. It is written in an outline is the Analysis of the incident. The cause-and-effect relationships are identified by asking "Why?" questions starting with the Goals that were impacted. While the Cause Map may start linearly, as more information is added the (zoom out) Start as a simple 5-whys (zoom in) Expand to as much detail as necessary is the selection of specific Action Items to prevent the issue from occurring. ProblemStep 1. Step 2. Step 3.Why did it happen?What will be done? systems-based approach that p s Office 281-412-7766 Copyright ThinkReliability 2009 Rivets Solve Problems. Prevent Problems.Problem Solving Incident Investigation Root Cause Analysis What Problem(s)Titanic sank, ship hit iceberg, weak rivetsWhenDate. TimeApril 14th, 1912WherePhysical LocationNorth AtlanticProcess LocationPassengers UK to USImpact to the Overall GoalsSafety Impact ship