Add to ORKGThe topic of including 'near misses' (i.e. any event which could have escalated to an accident) in safety management systems with the aim to prevent major accidents is relatively new. Although its importance has more and more been recognised, it is not yet a commonly accepted fact that near miss reporting should be an integral part of a safety management system. In this paper, examples of current experience in the chemical industry with near miss data are discussed. In addition to this qualitative discussion, quantitative arguments are put forward regarding the impact of near misses on QRA estimates.JRC.(ISIS)-Institute For Systems, Informatics And Safet
The practice of reporting workplace incident events is adopted as best practice by organizations and...
Establishing patient safety reporting systems is an important step for improving patient safety. Usi...
Problem Definition: Firms can reduce the risk of rare disasters by accounting for more frequent near...
The research programme described in this paper focuses on the human component of system failure in g...
The concept of near miss is quickly wide spreading from pioneer sectors - such as the aviation and t...
Abstract- Near miss incidences are often ignored by most stakeholders in the workplace and yet every...
Learning from near misses is an important component of maintaining safe work systems. Within safety ...
The ISM Code requires that hazardous situations are to be reported to the company, investigated and ...
Near misses recorded and reported by workers can provide awareness to the potential causes of injury...
A new near-miss event model and quantitative assessment methodology are presented, which support the...
Background: The oil and gas industry in the Danish sector of the North Sea has always focused on red...
Although near-miss events are much more common than adverse events—as much as 7–100 times more frequ...
Improvement of maritime safety has previously been based on a reactive regulatory approach, where re...
Near miss events are usually identified as adverse events that could have turned into incidents/inju...
Though in literature there has been an extensive demonstration of the strict relationship between th...
The practice of reporting workplace incident events is adopted as best practice by organizations and...
Establishing patient safety reporting systems is an important step for improving patient safety. Usi...
Problem Definition: Firms can reduce the risk of rare disasters by accounting for more frequent near...
The research programme described in this paper focuses on the human component of system failure in g...
The concept of near miss is quickly wide spreading from pioneer sectors - such as the aviation and t...
Abstract- Near miss incidences are often ignored by most stakeholders in the workplace and yet every...
Learning from near misses is an important component of maintaining safe work systems. Within safety ...
The ISM Code requires that hazardous situations are to be reported to the company, investigated and ...
Near misses recorded and reported by workers can provide awareness to the potential causes of injury...
A new near-miss event model and quantitative assessment methodology are presented, which support the...
Background: The oil and gas industry in the Danish sector of the North Sea has always focused on red...
Although near-miss events are much more common than adverse events—as much as 7–100 times more frequ...
Improvement of maritime safety has previously been based on a reactive regulatory approach, where re...
Near miss events are usually identified as adverse events that could have turned into incidents/inju...
Though in literature there has been an extensive demonstration of the strict relationship between th...
The practice of reporting workplace incident events is adopted as best practice by organizations and...
Establishing patient safety reporting systems is an important step for improving patient safety. Usi...
Problem Definition: Firms can reduce the risk of rare disasters by accounting for more frequent near...