michellemmm
Quest For Quality
Make sure you don't have any CAR that says "operator error"!!
Generally, "Operator error" is a red flag to me. I have dealt with an organization that kept meticulous records of operator errorsssss, trainingssss, and retrainingssss...Five years worth of data....85 to 90% of their CARs pointed to operator error.
How many auditors are you allowed to "manage" before you become "managed"?
Generally, "Operator error" is a red flag to me. I have dealt with an organization that kept meticulous records of operator errorsssss, trainingssss, and retrainingssss...Five years worth of data....85 to 90% of their CARs pointed to operator error.
How many auditors are you allowed to "manage" before you become "managed"?
Generally, "Operator error" is a red flag to me. I have dealt with an organization that kept meticulous records of operator errorsssss, trainingssss, and retrainingssss...Five years worth of data....85 to 90% of their CARs pointed to operator error.
(Emphasis added)Make sure you don't have any CAR that says "operator error"!!
This is substantially different from your original statement, which was,
(Emphasis added)
I agree that a pattern of ascribing failure to operator error is not a good thing and should be looked into.
I personally would not write a CAR for ONE operator error and more than one error shows a deeper systemic deficiency or problem.
Good grief.Generally, "Operator error" is a red flag to me. I have dealt with an organization that kept meticulous records of operator errorsssss, trainingssss, and retrainingssss...Five years worth of data....85 to 90% of their CARs pointed to operator error.