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Organizational Accidents Revisited

Category: Sports & Outdoors, Reference
Author: Vickie McKeehan, Joseph Lumpkin
Publisher: Charles C. Mann, Thomas Flintham
Published: 2019-07-10
Writer: Miryam
Language: Chinese (Traditional), Marathi, Welsh, Creole
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The Age of Reason - By Chairman Robert L. Sumwalt Some scholars play a critical role in founding a whole field of study: Sigmund Freud, in psychology. Noam Chomsky, in linguistics. Albert Einstein, in modern physics. …

Revisiting the P-36 oil rig accident 15 years later: from management of incidental and accidental situations to organizational factors - PubMed - The accident with the P-36 oil rig in the Campos Basin in Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil, was one of the petroleum industry's worst international disasters. Based on this specific case, the article aims to (a) verify the role of the human dimension in the reliability of highly complex systems, with a …

DVD/Transcript | A Dangerous Business Revisited | FRONTLINE | PBS - Feb 5, 2008 ... NARRATOR: Jerry Hopson died a long, slow death after an accident that ... JOHN HENSHAW: With a Tyler Pipe or McWane or other organizations, ...

A Dynamic Model of Organizational Decision Making: Chemco Revisited Six Years After Bhopal - without the occurrence of the accident at Bhopal. Our findings motivated us to develop a dynamic model of organizational decision making that highlights the ...

Revisiting Heinrich's 'Accident Triangle' - Rather than focus on compliance, concentrate on safety fundamentals

Organizational Accidents Revisited: Situational Variables that ... - Organizational accidents occur when high uncertainty, low availability of prior cases of accidents, and large variances in members’ risk perception cause members to choose inaction against latent failures. In this paper, the author discusses that these situational variables mediate the causal relationship between knowledge of problems and organizational choices of inaction. The mediators also interfere with safety culture of high-reliability organizations and make members who argue for changes withdraw their opinions in discussions about latent failures. The author makes eight propositions about how the mediators contribute to a gap between the knowledge and choices and discuss implications of the findings.

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Organizational Accidents Revisited - Managing the Risks of Organizational Accidents introduced the notion of an ’organizational accident’. These are rare but often calamitous events that occur in complex technological systems operating in hazardous circumstances. They stand in sharp contrast to ’individual accidents’ whose damaging consequences are limited to relatively few people or assets. Although they share some common causal factors, they mostly have quite different causal pathways. The frequency of individual accident

NASA Revisited: Theory, Analogy, and Public Sociology1 - Dec 16, 2003 ... NASA's organizational and technical problems. Many of these affirmed analogies between the social causes of the two accidents: for a second.

Organizational Accidents Revisited - 1.1. The 'Swiss cheese' model of accident causation. 2. 2.1 Summarizing the stages involved in an organizational accident 10.

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