SQL Duplicate records in statement compared to View

The following SQL Statement  creates twice as many records as the underlying View vPerformanceHolesDelays. What might I be doing wrong? Could it be duplicates in one of the tables?

SELECT vPerformanceHolesDelays.*, p1.Surname AS [Foreman Name], p2.Surname AS [Supervisor Name],  p3.Surname AS [Mach Operator], p4.Surname AS [Assist Operator], p5.Surname As [Assist Operator 2], p6.Surname As [Assist Operator 3]
FROM vPerformanceHolesDelays Left Join People AS p1 ON [vPerformanceHolesDelays].[Foreman] = p1.[Operator COY]  Left Join People AS p2 ON [vPerformanceHolesDelays].[Supervisor] = p2.[Operator COY] Left Join People AS p3 ON vPerformanceHolesDelays.[Machine Operator] = p3.[Operator COY]  Left Join People AS p4 ON [vPerformanceHolesDelays].[Assistant Operator] = p4.[Operator COY] Left Join People AS p5 ON vPerformanceHolesDelays.[Assistant Operator 2] = p5.[Operator COY]  Left Join People AS p6 ON [vPerformanceHolesDelays].[Assistant Operator 3] = p6.[Operator COY]

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