Add to ORKGRecently, accidents and trouble caused by human error are happening frequently in a number of industrial fields. In order to accomplish work safely, it is being recognized that it is important to take preventive measures from the viewpoint of human factors. In this study, the mechanism of human error that causes accidents is analyzed based on the psychological and behavioral traits such as human perception, cognition, and judgment. Furthermore, the construction of safety culture as a prevention measure in organizations is proposed, and several problems relating to safety management and safety culture are discussed
AbstractModifying behavior and to encourage safe behavior is the key element of a good safety progra...
Human errors are generally defined as unintentional behaviours of employees that may lead to negativ...
AbstractAs the concept of “safety culture,” however, contains abstract elements, it is difficult to ...
With the rapid development of science and technology, the ratio of accidents that caused by human un...
One of the dimensions treated as part of a companys safety culture or climate is workers attitudes ...
AbstractThe concept of safety culture and its component elements and scales, and the relationship be...
This thesis study aimed to explore safety culture, aberrant behaviors and safety consequences such a...
Overviewing selected elements from the literature, this paper locates the notion of safety culture w...
This paper explores the concept of safety culture and the research method appropriate to empirically...
Nearly all cases involving dangerous substances involve human error. Human error caused several disa...
This study assessed the perceived safety culture among five petrochemical production companies in Ja...
Safety culture is about the perception shared by the organization's members towards safety and the e...
AbstractSurvival and development is the eternal theme of enterprises, and security is protection of ...
The term "safe culture" refers to people's safe habits. Safety culture is on the rise in today's ind...
Safety is a social responsibility and providing a safe working environment is the obligation of a re...
AbstractModifying behavior and to encourage safe behavior is the key element of a good safety progra...
Human errors are generally defined as unintentional behaviours of employees that may lead to negativ...
AbstractAs the concept of “safety culture,” however, contains abstract elements, it is difficult to ...
With the rapid development of science and technology, the ratio of accidents that caused by human un...
One of the dimensions treated as part of a companys safety culture or climate is workers attitudes ...
AbstractThe concept of safety culture and its component elements and scales, and the relationship be...
This thesis study aimed to explore safety culture, aberrant behaviors and safety consequences such a...
Overviewing selected elements from the literature, this paper locates the notion of safety culture w...
This paper explores the concept of safety culture and the research method appropriate to empirically...
Nearly all cases involving dangerous substances involve human error. Human error caused several disa...
This study assessed the perceived safety culture among five petrochemical production companies in Ja...
Safety culture is about the perception shared by the organization's members towards safety and the e...
AbstractSurvival and development is the eternal theme of enterprises, and security is protection of ...
The term "safe culture" refers to people's safe habits. Safety culture is on the rise in today's ind...
Safety is a social responsibility and providing a safe working environment is the obligation of a re...
AbstractModifying behavior and to encourage safe behavior is the key element of a good safety progra...
Human errors are generally defined as unintentional behaviours of employees that may lead to negativ...
AbstractAs the concept of “safety culture,” however, contains abstract elements, it is difficult to ...