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January/March 2008 - Volume 31 - Issue 1 - p 71-75

doi: 10.1097/01.FCH.0000304069.15022.25

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Predictive Failure Analysis: Planning for the Worst So That It Never Happens!!

Hipple, Jack BSChE

Abstract

This article reviews an alternative approach to failure analysis involving a deliberate saboteurial approach rather than a checklist approach to disaster and emergency preparedness. This process is in the form of an algorithm that is easily applied to any planning situation.

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Keywords
business continuity planning, disaster preparedness, emergency preparedness, predictive failure analysis

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