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Human failure is often cited as a contributing cause to incidents and accidents. By understanding the types of human failure; why humans fail and the techniques to reduce the possibilities of human failure, we can significantly reduce incidents and accidents. To learn more about Human Failure, here is a link to an excellent resource: The Field Guide to Understanding Human Error.