CD0306. Incident investigation, Cause and effect
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What are the THREE common reasons for lack of control? Select the THREE correct answers.
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What is the purpose of investigating incidents and using the knowledge gained from the investigation? Select the ONE best answer.
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Which TWO of the following are examples of latent, or hidden, factors that may be found to contribute to an accident? Select the TWO correct answers.
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During an incident timeline, there are usually three periods of opportunity to apply or increase control. Which THREE of the following are they?
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In an incident investigation, complacency, incompetence, negligence, recklessness and lack of communication are all examples of what? Select the ONE correct answer.
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