Root cause analysis for beginners

Article Abstract:

Any incident relating to safety, health, environment and other issues need to be studied in detail to avoid its reoccurrence. Root cause analysis (RCA) is a process aimed at finding the source of any incident. The methodology is explained in detail with assistance of tables and charts.

Management Development, Health aspects, Methods, Prevention, Environmental aspects, Accidents, Event history analysis

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Certification exam tips, trips and traps

Article Abstract:

Planning and preparation are the keys to passing a certification exam. A broad guideline to help plan and prepare for an American Society for Quality certification exam has been given along with some of the hurdles one has to face to finally emerge with flying colors.

Management dynamics, Quality Control Management, Quality control, Study and teaching, Company business management, American Society for Quality, Educational aspects, Professional examinations

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Collecting data for root cause analysis

Article Abstract:

Effective data gathering is required to identify casual factors and root causes so that the incident can be defined and solved. A root cause is the most basic cause that can be identified, fixed and prevented.

Analysis, Data entry, Data collection

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