In 1993, Godron Dupont developed the Dirty Dozen while working for Transport Canada as part of a training program for Human Performance in Maintenance. The Dirty Dozen refers to twelve of the most common human error preconditions or conditions that can act as precursors to accidents or incidents. These twelve elements influence people to make mistakes. Although the Dirty Dozen was developed for maintenance, it has been applied to all areas of the aviation industry. For this assignment, review the Dirty Dozen (PDF)/FAA Safety. Links to an external site. Then, discuss a situation when you had one or more of these precursors working against you. An aviation example is preferred, but you may draw from other experiences if needed. Include the following in your post: Summarize the event(s) that took place. Discuss the risks that were introduced because the precursors were present. Reflect on what could have been done to mitigate these precursors and explain why these mitigations would be necessary to an organization's safety program. Your initial post should be 200-250 words. Then, respond to at least two classmates by the end of the module week