Human Error: Causes and Control

by George A. Peters

Human error is regularly viewed as an inevitable part of everyday life. In many cases the results of human error are harmless and correctable, but in cases where injury and death can occur, reduction of error is imperative. An integration of useful how-to-do-it information, Human Causes and Control covers theories, methods, and specif

232 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 9, 2006