THE MISPERCEPTIONS AROUND “SAFETY CULTURE” • Safety culture can be the new scapegoat during safety investigations. • Seen as sum or product of individuals, rather than a matter of interaction and sharing. • Measurement methods and tools: • Address dimensions (i.e. “what”) but do not uncover the underlying mechanisms (i.e. “why ” and “how”) if not followed by qualitative analysis. • Lack a valid reference point for comparison. • Do not explicitly explore how safety competes with other parallel organizational goals (e.g., production, security, quality).</ul
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An exponential amount of academic research has been dedicated to the safety culture concept, but sti...
The match between safety and culture was made around 1986, when the INSAG delivered its initial repo...
Over the last few decades, safety risk management has been built on increasingly more cumbersome and...
International audienceThe concept of “Safety Culture” is a key element of many initiatives intended ...
The concept of safety culture has become established in safety management applications in all major ...
Overviewing selected elements from the literature, this paper locates the notion of safety culture w...
International audienceSafety culture is often considered as being the role given to safety in the tr...
The organizational preconditions to major systems failures are seen as increasingly important for ri...
A step nearer to the reliable measurement of safety culture ‘‘The journey of a thousand miles begins...
Reason’s typology of safety culture (i.e. Just, Informative, Learning, Flexible and Reporting cultur...
This paper explores the concept of safety culture and the research method appropriate to empirically...
HOW DO WE UNDERSTAND “SAFETY CULTURE”? • “Safety culture” was firstly introduced in 1986 as part of ...
“Few things are so sought after and yet so little understood.” With this pithy statement, psychologi...
An exponential amount of academic research has been dedicated to the safety culture concept, but sti...
Safety is a social responsibility and providing a safe working environment is the obligation of a re...
An exponential amount of academic research has been dedicated to the safety culture concept, but sti...
The match between safety and culture was made around 1986, when the INSAG delivered its initial repo...
Over the last few decades, safety risk management has been built on increasingly more cumbersome and...
International audienceThe concept of “Safety Culture” is a key element of many initiatives intended ...
The concept of safety culture has become established in safety management applications in all major ...