Title of article :
Team errors: definition and taxonomy
Author/Authors :
Sasou، نويسنده , , Kunihide and Reason، نويسنده , , James، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1999
Abstract :
In error analysis or error management, the focus is usually upon individuals who have made errors. In large complex systems, however, most people work in teams or groups. Considering this working environment, insufficient emphasis has been given to “team errors”. This paper discusses the definition of team errors and its taxonomy. These notions are also applied to events that have occurred in the nuclear power industry, aviation industry and shipping industry. The paper also discusses the relations between team errors and Performance Shaping Factors (PSFs). As a result, the proposed definition and taxonomy are found to be useful in categorizing team errors. The analysis also reveals that deficiencies in communication, resource/task management, excessive authority gradient, excessive professional courtesy will cause team errors. Handling human errors as team errors provides an opportunity to reduce human errors.
Keywords :
human errors , team errors , event analysis , nuclear industry , aviation industry , shipping industry , performance shaping factors
Journal title :
Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Journal title :
Reliability Engineering and System Safety