Apply Five Whys to identify a process-level cause behind a recurring wet approach.
The 8th approach stays wet after normal drying time, causing relief, mud tracking, and repeated sand topdressing. Five Whys moves from symptom to physical cause to process cause. The common trap is treating the surface symptom every week because it is visible, while the hidden outlet, map, or inspection process remains unchanged. Why 1 Why is the approach wet? Water is not leaving the low collection area after irrigation and rain. The first answer describes the condition, not the root cause. Why 2 Why is water not leaving? The drain outlet is partially blocked and flow is slow. Now the…
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