The Swiss Cheese Model: Analysis of Aviation Industry Accidents
VerifiedAdded on 2023/01/11
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This report examines the Swiss Cheese Model and its relevance to the aviation industry. It explains how this model, which views accidents as a result of multiple failures or 'holes' in a series of safety layers, is used to analyze and prevent accidents. The report discusses the application of the model, focusing on layers such as cost-cutting measures, training and supervision, pilot performance (due to fatigue or stress), and unsafe actions. It references specific examples and academic sources, highlighting the importance of understanding human factors and systemic weaknesses to improve aviation safety. The report emphasizes that accidents rarely occur due to a single cause, but are the result of a combination of factors, making the Swiss Cheese Model a crucial tool for risk management and safety improvements in the aviation sector.
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