ComplianceESGJuly 24, 2019|UpdatedFebruary 21, 2022

Differences between Root Cause Analysis and Barrier Failure Analysis

Does your incident analysis approach enable you to find the root causes and take actions to prevent them in the future?

Check out our first ever vlog about: The Differences Between Root Cause Analysis (RCA) & Barrier Failure Analysis (BFA).

In this 2-minute vlog, Emma Verschoor (Product Manager) will explain what they have in common and what the added value of BFA can do for you.

Video thumbnail RCA and BFA

Practicle example

Looking for an example of what an RCA and BFA would look like in a diagram? Download a practical example here.

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