Near-miss trending is reviewed only once a quarter. A sudden burst of forklift near-misses sits unseen for ten weeks. What cadence lesson applies?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A cluster waiting ten weeks is like smoke alarms that only chirp once a season. Cadence has to be tight enough that a forklift near-miss streak lights up while you can still fix the aisle—not after the quarterly meeting.
Full Explanation
Identification and continuous improvement rely on timely analysis. Infrequent trending can hide emerging patterns until exposure accumulates. Cadence should match operational tempo so clusters of near-misses trigger investigation and control updates promptly.