7. Mistakes to avoid
7.1 Don't jump straight into building a bow tie
It must be built using the information gathered (identification of causes that could lead to the feared event, nature and number of prevention and mitigation barriers, etc.) and analyzed during a preliminary risk assessment phase (cf. Bow-tie diagram (Tool Bow tie construction flowchart )).
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