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Prepare ATM Selecting cash Entering the Choosing GIRO or Take a money
Entering PIN
card withdraw from the desire amount savings button and ATM card
menu
4.1 – amount nominal correct? Y 4.2 – exit 6.1 – 6.2 confirm the next transaction ? Y – 2
4.1 – amount nominal correct? N – 4.1 – 4.2 6.1 – 6.2 confirm the next transaction ? N – 6.3 – exit
Step 5: Recovery Analysis: If there is a later task step at which the error could be recovered, it
is entered next. If there is no recovery step, then "None" is entered.
Step 6: Ordinal Probability Analysis: An ordinal probability value is entered as either low,
medium, or high. If the error has never been known to occur, then a low (L) probability is assigned. If
the error has occurred on previous occasions, then a medium (M) probability is assigned. Finally, if the
error occurs frequently, then a high (H) probability is assigned. The assigned classification relies upon
historical data and/or a subject-matter expert.
Step 7: Criticality Analysis: Criticality is assigned in a binary manner. If the error would lead to
a serious incident (this would have to be defined clearly before the analysis), then it is labeled as critical
(denoted thus:!). Typically, a critical consequence would be one that would lead to substantial damage
to plant or product and/or injury to personnel.