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3. (30 pts) Fishbone Diagram for Titanic Accident Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in 1912 after the ship struck an Iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. Of the estimated 2224 passangers and crew abroad, more than 1500 died, making it one of modern history's deadliest peacetime commercial marine disasters. Consider that you are the engineer who is inspecting the possible root causes of Titanic Accident. a) (1 pt x 6 = 6 pts) Write down the 6 main categories based on "M's Model" on the Fishbone Diagram provided below. b) (2 pts x 12 = 24 pts) Write down two possible root causes for each category that may result in failure. TITANIC ACCIDENT

Answer 1

(a) The six main categories based on the M's model of the fishbone diagram are:

• Men
• Materials
• Machine
• Mother nature
• Misunderstanding
• Management

(b) The possible root cause for each category in failure:

Men : Delay in recognizing iceberg and Insufficient men to help after collision

Materials : Insufficient lifeboats and Insufficient life saving equipment

Machine : Not strong enough hull that broke the steel sheets and Brittle rivets that fractured easily to break steel structure.

Mother nature : Icebergs & Cold freezing water and Invisibility due to fog & Night.

Misunderstanding : SOS rockets as fireworks that misguided life saving boats and Misunderstanding of distance between ship and iceberg.

Management : Poor management in controlling ship by the engineers to avoid collision and poor management by the life-saving guards after collision.

Men Material Min-understanding SOS -hocket Delay in life boots Irrefficient recognizing Iceberg as Firewalts Ierofficient reen Insufficient Dintance to help during collisen Life Saving Equipment from Iceberg from Iceberg Titanic Accident Icebergs Pool Management Hull Brough cold water in controlling ship Brittle revele that fractured Invisibility die Pool Management easily to Fog & Night in life saving Mother Machine Nature Management Not strong