Poolrat
I am alive, sometimes I wonder too.
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NTSB monorailreport
I got this in my daily amusement update. As a bit of a monrail and a safety nerd, I found this fascinating.
This was a horrific accident that in the end, did not need to happen. A series of events that had become common enough, along with a few events that made a late night just that much worse resulted in the accident.
As most of you know, I supervise lifeguards. I train Lifeguards, I orient them to what proper procedure is for most occurances.
Over time, Lifeguards think they know what is going to happen and they way they deal that slowly works into how to get it done versus how to follow procedure. That is when mistakes happen.
I may turn the NTSB report into a training session to show the parallels between what happened, how it happened and the price paid for all those involved and the effect on the guests, staff and company.
Ok < gets off soapbox> The NTSB report is in the article and does a really good job of explaining the events that early morning. I will warn you there is a picture of the two monorails in the station after the crash.
If you are interested please read it. If not, then scroll on by.
I got this in my daily amusement update. As a bit of a monrail and a safety nerd, I found this fascinating.
This was a horrific accident that in the end, did not need to happen. A series of events that had become common enough, along with a few events that made a late night just that much worse resulted in the accident.
As most of you know, I supervise lifeguards. I train Lifeguards, I orient them to what proper procedure is for most occurances.
Over time, Lifeguards think they know what is going to happen and they way they deal that slowly works into how to get it done versus how to follow procedure. That is when mistakes happen.
I may turn the NTSB report into a training session to show the parallels between what happened, how it happened and the price paid for all those involved and the effect on the guests, staff and company.
Ok < gets off soapbox> The NTSB report is in the article and does a really good job of explaining the events that early morning. I will warn you there is a picture of the two monorails in the station after the crash.
If you are interested please read it. If not, then scroll on by.
