International audienceThe trend in France in the chemical industry following the Toulouse accident in 2001 has created a situation where some of the installations have got doser to the definition of high reliable or resilient Systems. This papers based on an empirical case study elaborâtes on the question: can we see better with the help of an articulation of safety engineering, safety management and social concepts (extracted from the safety and accident field) some dimensions, for example the level of resilience (or reliability), that are not captured today with traditional tools ? Our approach articulates two investigative modes to capture an organisational safety dynamic: a normal study approach (what's happening when nothing is happeni...
Resilience is often defined in terms of the ability to continue operations or recover a stable state...
For Resilience Engineering, 'failure' is the result of the adaptations necessary to cope with the co...
PresentationIn Reason’s, Managing the Risk of Organizational Incidents, `Reason draws on the work of...
International audienceThe trend in France in the chemical industry following the Toulouse accident i...
Abstract: The trend in France in the chemical industry following the Toulouse accident in 2001 has c...
International audienceEffective safety management requires the ability to learn from the past and to...
For years, safety improvements have been made by evaluating incident reports and analyzing errors an...
Available: http://www.ipac.ca/documents/RAG%20discussion_APR05.pdfThe Difference Between Safety and ...
Resilience has become an important topic on the safety research agenda and in organizational practic...
A research was carried out between 2005 and 2007 on organisational safety. Following progress in the...
Available on: http://www.resilience-engineering.org/REPapers/Chevreau_R.pdfInternational audienceWor...
‘Accidents recur,’ which is what Kletz [Kletz T. (1993). Lessons from disasters, how organisations h...
International audienceIn September 2006, Michel Llory, an author in the field of the organisational ...
International audienceThis paper introduces some of the results of an empirical field study within a...
Resilience Engineering is an emerging discipline (Hollnagel et al., 2006) which aims to enhance an o...
Resilience is often defined in terms of the ability to continue operations or recover a stable state...
For Resilience Engineering, 'failure' is the result of the adaptations necessary to cope with the co...
PresentationIn Reason’s, Managing the Risk of Organizational Incidents, `Reason draws on the work of...
International audienceThe trend in France in the chemical industry following the Toulouse accident i...
Abstract: The trend in France in the chemical industry following the Toulouse accident in 2001 has c...
International audienceEffective safety management requires the ability to learn from the past and to...
For years, safety improvements have been made by evaluating incident reports and analyzing errors an...
Available: http://www.ipac.ca/documents/RAG%20discussion_APR05.pdfThe Difference Between Safety and ...
Resilience has become an important topic on the safety research agenda and in organizational practic...
A research was carried out between 2005 and 2007 on organisational safety. Following progress in the...
Available on: http://www.resilience-engineering.org/REPapers/Chevreau_R.pdfInternational audienceWor...
‘Accidents recur,’ which is what Kletz [Kletz T. (1993). Lessons from disasters, how organisations h...
International audienceIn September 2006, Michel Llory, an author in the field of the organisational ...
International audienceThis paper introduces some of the results of an empirical field study within a...
Resilience Engineering is an emerging discipline (Hollnagel et al., 2006) which aims to enhance an o...
Resilience is often defined in terms of the ability to continue operations or recover a stable state...
For Resilience Engineering, 'failure' is the result of the adaptations necessary to cope with the co...
PresentationIn Reason’s, Managing the Risk of Organizational Incidents, `Reason draws on the work of...