... it. As Dekker (2015, 28) notes, asymptotes point to dying strategies. The strategies utilized to achieve the progress in preventing major accidents are providing diminishing returns. As a result, calls for new approaches to safety management have grown (Dekker, 2015; Dekker & Pitzer, 2016; Hollnagel, 2014...

... in accident-based metrics and shift toward the implementation and integration of management processes and systems that bring about a greater clarity and focus to an organization s safety management and improvement efforts. The Issue with Accident-based Metrics As early as 1996, influential safety pioneer Dan...

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... approaches to safety management. The team then conducted 'deep dive' interview activities to learn more from a number of those organizations where their approach was novel. This paper outlines the groundbreaking methodology used to conduct the study and lessons learnt from participant results. What...

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... system is being introduced differently than yesterday; and as organizational distractions increase, you can be sure new threats are impacting your safety performance. Controlling process variation is not a new concept but fundamental in any effective safety management system. In quality circles, a basic...

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... – 200 Years of Safety Management Actually, incident management is nothing new at all. Historically seen, the birth year of occupational health and safety is probably 1811, when DuPont – a producer of explosives along the Brandywine River in the United States – established the first safety rules...

... Introduction Whatever you call them: management work observations, safety management by walking around, management walkarounds, management audits, etc., getting managers to actually look at the work they are responsible for and discussing it with the employees involved is critical if you hope...

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... Abstract Preventing fatalities and serious injuries (injuries with permanent or very long term life changing impact) is a growing movement in occupational safety. For more than 30 years, thought leaders in safety management, including Peterson [1], Johnson [2], Manuel [3] and Krause [4] have...

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..., and safety. A recent study found that contract disputes can be attributed to safety management (Rajendran et al. 2013). The construction industry employs thousands of safety professionals with the majority working for contractors - general contractors or subcontractors. Construction safety professionals...

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... Session No. 761 Designing Effective Safety Interventions Earl Blair, EdD, CSP Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana Introduction This article explores concepts within the field of safety management perceived to make safety interventions more effective. Distinctions are made between soft fix...

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