LWIT: Understanding Human failure
Download this sheet from the Leadership and worker involvement toolkit > Seven steps > Step 2 > Further tools Violations These are intentional failures – ‘deliberately doing the wrong thing’. The violation of health and safety rules or procedures is one of the biggest causes of accidents and injuries at work.
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