Simplicity in Safety Investigations : A Practitioner's Guide to Applying Safety Science / Ian Long

By: Resource type: Ressourcentyp: Buch (Online)Book (Online)Language: English Publisher: London : Taylor and Francis, 2017Edition: First editionDescription: 1 Online-RessourceSubject(s): Additional physical formats: 9781351598996 | 9781351598989 | 9781351598972 | 1315104733. | 9781315104737. | Erscheint auch als: 9781315104737 Druck-AusgabeDDC classification:
  • 363.1/065
LOC classification:
  • HD7261
Online resources: Summary: AchievableRelevant; Time-bound; Sustainable; Reports; 4 The technical and scientific stuff; Task complexity, procedural complexity and adequacy and situational complexity; Resilience and resilience engineering; Risk intelligence, risk identification and risk management; Drift (procedural or practical drift); Internal decision- and sense-making; Intense task focus; Answering a different question; What-You-See-Is-All-There-Is and Plan Continuation; Shared space as it relates to safe workspaces; Effective 'core competency training' and 'awareness induction'; Individual actions and assessmentsSummary: Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of contents; List of Figures; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1 Mindset and approach; 2 Before you investigate; Team formation, structure and roles; The art of facilitation and using a coaching style; Your conversations and questions (before and after an event); 3 The investigation process; Scene preservation; Interviewing (versus taking statements); Generous listening; The interview conversation; Data- and information-gathering; How to run an effective and efficient PEEPO; Determining Work-As-Done, Work-As-Normal and Work-As-IntendedSummary: Systems of work and their interrelationshipsIt is all obvious when you know the outcome (hindsight bias); Accountability and authority mismatch; Equipment, tools and plant design; Task planning, assignment, acceptance and monitoring; Leadership; Other cognitive biases and heuristics; Availability bias; Completeness bias; Confirmation bias; Control bias (illusion of control); Escalation bias; Framing effect; Fundamental Attribution Effect; Gambler's Fallacy; Neglect of Probability; Outcome bias; Peltzman Effect (risk compensation); Planning fallacy; The Efficiency-Thoroughness Trade-OffSummary: What-You-See-Is-All-There-Is and Plan ContinuationShared space as it relates to safe workspaces; Effective 'core competency training' and 'awareness induction'; Individual perspectives; Systems of work and their interrelationships; It is all obvious when you know the outcome (hindsight bias); Accountability and authority mismatch; Equipment, tools and plant design; Task planning, assignment, acceptance and monitoring; Leadership; Other cognitive biases and heuristics; The Efficiency-Thoroughness Trade-Off; Build the story (Incident Pathway Statement); SMARTS actions; Specific; MeasurableSummary: "This innovative book aims to bring the science of safety into a simple and practical approach to investigating workplace incidents. As a basis, it uses the ideas of some of the great safety science thinkers of our time. These include Sidney Dekker, Todd Conklin, Erik Hollnagel, Daniel Kahnemann, James Reason and Dylan Evans, alongside others and the author's own extensive industry experience. Simplicity in Safety Investigations: A Practitioner's Guide to Applying Safety Science will better equip readers to deal with incident investigations by helping them understand the science behind investigation techniques, and by exploring coaching and leadership styles that help us ask better questions both before as well as after workplace incidents. The first two parts of the book focus on our mindset as we approach and undertake investigations, and the simple things we all must do before an investigation starts. The third part is a step by step guide on how to undertake both simple and more detailed workplace incident investigations. Part four is reserved for a more detailed review and set of explanations around the science and thinking behind the method and approach.This book serves as an easy-to-follow, real-world reference for supervisors, managers and safety practitioners across many industries."--Provided by publisherPPN: PPN: 100304042XPackage identifier: Produktsigel: ZDB-4-NLEBK
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