The tractor seems to stall and loses power after 10 minutes of start. The operator thinks it is an electrical issue. He saw some smoke. Three of 10 tractors seem to have the same symptoms.

Human error is one of the reasons errors and failures do happen in aviation. Often it is hard to determine how to investigate human errors. Further even more challenge to anticipate areas where human errors may impeded safe and proper functioning of equipment.

Patients come to see doctors and hospitals because they suffer from some form of ailment. They anguish and are anxious. They worry about their ailments and the impacts to their lives.

This employee has been reporting to one of your team leaders. The employee has been a problem. He is now a difficult problem to deal with.

This is an incident where a person faked his own fall. He said he was hurt and claimed Workers Comp benefits.

In this situation, the maintenance crew found a shortcut solution to a problem. But this shortcut could cause death and damage to property. Worse is that this practice, if unchecked, may be a hidden risk and can cause catastrophic failures in the company’s airplanes.

Human error is one of the reasons why lapses and failures happen in aviation. Often it is hard to determine how to investigate human errors. It is even more challenging to anticipate areas where human errors may impede the safe and proper functioning of equipment.

As first responders, there are risks and it is difficult to know how to reduce the risks, particularly on new unfamiliar terrain. This is trickier when there is a suspected X3as1 chemical involved.

Leslie absentmindedly uses permanent marker on a brand new board during a presentation. In her haste to fix her mistake, she grabs an unlabeled chemical to clean the marker. Not the best choice Leslie has ever made...

Yvonne tries to open Excel file on computer for a big project due in an hour. The program keeps crashing and dialog box says the file is corrupt. Yvonne tries calling IT, but the wait is 45 minutes...

A supervisor is waiting on approvals to move forward with ordering new laptops for his reports. It has already been established that the machines are up for replacement and the existing computers are starting to fail, resulting in loss of productivity and data loss.

Is there a problem pouring concrete on roads during rain? What problems can occur? Is it more cost-effective simply to call a rain day than to proceed with work during rain?