Human Safety and Risk Management

By A. Ian Glendon, S. Clarke, E. Mckenna. 2015

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Introduction Establishing the Field Emerging Issues in OHS Research and Practice Risk models and risk management Introduction First-Order Concepts/Approaches to Risk Expanded/Developed Approaches to Risk Meta-Approaches to Risk Further Discussion From sensation and perception through motivation and behavior Introduction Sensation and the Human Senses Perceptual Organization and Interpretation Attention and Vigilance Causal Attribution Behavioral Approach to Motivation Motivating for Safety Conclusions Human error and human factors Introduction Human Error Categorizing Human Error Error Occurrence and Detection Human Factors Interface Design Techniques for Reducing Human Error/Increasing Human Reliability Conclusions Personality and risk liability Introduction Models of Personality and the "Big Five" Accident Proneness "Big-Five" Personality Characteristics and Injury Liability Risk Propensity Individual Differences in Error Liability Personality at Work Conclusions Attitudes, values, and risk behaviors Introduction Understanding Attitudes The Nature of Attitudes Attitudes Toward Safety and Risk Attitudes and Behavior: Some Theoretical Perspectives More Complex Approaches to Attitude -Behavior Links Attitude Change Safety Climate and Safety Attitudes Conclusions The role of stress in safety and risk Introduction Theoretical Models of Stress Workplace Stressors and Injuries Individual Differences and Job Stress Mechanisms Linking Stress with Injuries Stress Interventions Conclusions Managing teams for safe performance Introduction Functions and Benefits of Groups Formation and Types of Groups Team Effectiveness Safety Committee Effectiveness Barriers to Team Effectiveness Managing Effective Work Teams Conclusions Leading and supervising for safe performance Introduction Leadership Theories New Leadership Theories Leadership Failures Leadership Ethics Conclusions Managing human risks Introduction A Risk Management Approach HR Practices Associated with Occupational Health and Safety Managing Safety Risks: An Integrated Approach Conclusions Safety culture Introduction Defining Safety Culture Theoretical Models of Safety Culture Approaches to Developing and Measuring Safety Culture Changing Towards a Positive Safety Culture Safety Culture and Risk Management Conclusions Risk management - conclusions Staged Approaches to Managing Safety Risks Beyond a Standards Approach Integrating Individual and Organizational Adaptive Features Beyond Prevention References

Subfields: Radiological and Ultrasound Technology, Statistics and Probability

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  5. G. Hall
  6. Maureen Dollard
  7. Michael Zanko
  8. J. Coward

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