Recent events in the nuclear industry have blamed a declining safety culture both on the utility and regulatory side as the major responsible. Confidence in the nuclear industry can be dramatically affected by such events. In this context, the present paper analyses a recent crisis event that involved a research reactor. It shows the time history of the event and how its escalation brought to a temporary shut down of the reactor. In depth analysis of the event pointed out safety culture deficiencies within the organization. The paper presents and discusses the short term and long term approach that the organization adopted in order to address such deficiencies. The case represents an interesting example from which important lessons can be l...
International audienceThe concept of “Safety Culture” is a key element of many initiatives intended ...
Recent events in nuclear industry remind us on importance of continuous sharing of the knowledge and...
This report presents results from project “Leadership and Safety Culture” (LESCU), commissioned by t...
Recent events in the nuclear industry have blamed a declining safety culture both on the utility and...
The aim of this publication is to advance the safety culture knowledge and practice based on the exp...
One of the characteristics of a good safety culture is a definable commitment to the improvement of ...
This paper presents the methodology applied and the results achieved in adapting and implementing th...
Objective: This paper presents additional considerations related to organization and safety culture ...
This paper examines the role of organizational and management factors in nuclear power plant safety ...
Despite evidence of significant management contributions to the causes of major accidents, recent ev...
This paper describes a detailed survey of attitudes towards safety at the Sellafield site of British...
A good safety culture is an essential ingredient for ensuring nuclear safety. The predominant approa...
Traced back to the Chernobyl Accident analysis (INSAG-1), the concept of safety culture is regarded ...
Nuclear power plant construction projects are challenging for safety management due to many of their...
The LearnSafe project has been investigating processes of management of change and organizational le...
International audienceThe concept of “Safety Culture” is a key element of many initiatives intended ...
Recent events in nuclear industry remind us on importance of continuous sharing of the knowledge and...
This report presents results from project “Leadership and Safety Culture” (LESCU), commissioned by t...
Recent events in the nuclear industry have blamed a declining safety culture both on the utility and...
The aim of this publication is to advance the safety culture knowledge and practice based on the exp...
One of the characteristics of a good safety culture is a definable commitment to the improvement of ...
This paper presents the methodology applied and the results achieved in adapting and implementing th...
Objective: This paper presents additional considerations related to organization and safety culture ...
This paper examines the role of organizational and management factors in nuclear power plant safety ...
Despite evidence of significant management contributions to the causes of major accidents, recent ev...
This paper describes a detailed survey of attitudes towards safety at the Sellafield site of British...
A good safety culture is an essential ingredient for ensuring nuclear safety. The predominant approa...
Traced back to the Chernobyl Accident analysis (INSAG-1), the concept of safety culture is regarded ...
Nuclear power plant construction projects are challenging for safety management due to many of their...
The LearnSafe project has been investigating processes of management of change and organizational le...
International audienceThe concept of “Safety Culture” is a key element of many initiatives intended ...
Recent events in nuclear industry remind us on importance of continuous sharing of the knowledge and...
This report presents results from project “Leadership and Safety Culture” (LESCU), commissioned by t...