Examples of using Human errors in English and their translations into French
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number of health problems, occupational accidents and human errors.
allows for cross-checking to identify potential equipment or human errors.
The initiation of standard operating procedures could establish quality standards for immigration checks and minimize human errors.
services following cyber- attacks, human errors or network saturation.
Dynamic referencing actively contributes to reducing some of the human errors identified in the CMSC study,
Karavel's holiday booking team accesses an error report from Splunk Enterprise on a weekly basis to check if any human errors have occurred on the tour operators' side-for example, if flight or hotel information in the same package is misconfigured for two different locations.
As health workers provide more and more injections during busy immunization sessions, this increases the risk of human errors, such as not handling the injection materials properly
including human errors, that have the potential for causing the exposure of workers
internal processes, human errors, management failures, or disruptions from external events will result in the reduction,
has inspired participants to remain committed to the prevention of human errors in aviation.
downtime by removing the cause of human errors.
which generates 3 important benefits: human errors are eliminated,
Human errors, such as collisions with vehicles,
Human errors, such as collisions with vehicles,
Consequently, human errors occurred frequently
Equipment can also be designed to be sufficiently robust to perform safely when human errors do occur; for example, using designs that avoid single-point failures
Human errors may range from faulty or incomplete maintenance operations,
I will always remember that neither of us is perfect, and that human errors are opportunities- not for shame or guilt,
Finally, more automated services mean fewer human errors, improved and quicker quality of work(thanks to the possibility of 24/7 operations),
minimization of the radiological consequences of sabotage as well as human errors, equipment failures