What results from human error?

• A. System-wide activation of all patrols
• B. Immediate system shutdown
• C. Dispatched patrols and the accomplishment of a human error worksheet
• D. No action required

Answer: (C)

When human error is identified in the monitoring process, the procedure is to dispatch patrols and complete a human error worksheet. Dispatching patrols ensures immediate safety and verification of the situation, while the human error worksheet provides a formal record of what happened, why it happened, and the corrective actions needed to prevent recurrence. This approach combines real-time response with documentation for accountability and learning.

The other options describe actions that aren’t typical responses to a single human error: activating all patrols system-wide is excessive for a standard error, an immediate system shutdown is not a standard corrective step for human error, and no action would fail to address the mistake and its risks.