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A Chemical incidents (see hydrocarbon-
Apollo I, 45–46 chemical
Association of American Railroads, 90–91 Computer modeling, 74
Automobile safety (see motor vehicle Consensus, 61–62
safety) Corrective action, 35, 148–152, 192
Aviation safety, 86 Covey, Stephen R., 22, 50, 108
Crandell, Robert C., 50
B Critical work, 34, 83–102, 113–121,
159–181, 191
Barriers to improvement, 27–28
Crosby, Philip B., 93
Behavioral-safety, 29–31, 44, 143
Bhopal, India, 3, 33, 72–73
Bill Dillard Shows, Inc., 48 D
BLEVE, 41 D-Day, 55
Bonfire incident, 4 Deming improvement cycle, 32–33, 42–43
Boorda, Jeremy, 38 Demosthenes, 40–41
Boston Celtics, 153 Department of Defense, 78
Brainstorming, 62–66 Drucker, Peter, 39, 46–47
Dyson, James, 111–113
C
Case study, 159–189 E
Causal factors, 88–89, 148–152 Eastman Chemical Company, 1–3, 41, 143
Chaffe, Roger, 46 Elliot, Frank, 55–56

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