Cause and effect diagram of blow

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A cause and effect diagram of blow is a visual tool used to identify the possible causes and effects of a blow.

The diagram consists of a central box representing the blow and branches representing the possible causes and effects.
Causes can be categorized into six main categories: people, methods, machines, materials, measurements, and environment.
Examples of causes of a blow could include faulty equipment, human error, or environmental factors such as weather conditions.
Effects can also be categorized into different categories such as financial, customer, or employee effects.
The diagram can help identify the root cause of a blow and develop strategies to prevent it from happening again.

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