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Human and organisational factors of industrial safety: questions for progress
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  • Auteurs / Intervenants :
    François Daniellou
  • Collection :
    Cahiers de la sécurité industrielle - Aides à la réflexion
  • Date de publication :
    April 2012
  • Langue de la ressource :
    French
  • Origine :
    ICSI/FONCSI
  • Volume :
    144 pages
  • Type de ressource :
    Publication
  • Following the "HOFS: state of the art" report, this publication explores 35 questions concerning the practical considerations of human and operational safety factors on corporate and site level.

    Far from being an auditing guide, this Cahier de la sécurité industrielle is ideally intended to encourage collective reflection on the major HOFS issues, including good practices, as well as problem areas. Questions include:

    -          How is HOFS policy managed?

    -          How does the Safety Management System work in real life?

    -         How are alerts processed?

    -          What is the link between directive and participative management?

    -          What is the involvement of trade unions and employee representative bodies?

    -          How are service providers treated?

    -          What is the contribution of human resources management to industrial safety?

     

    Objectifs

    To evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the integration of human and organisational factors on corporate and site level.

    A propos de l’auteur

    François Daniellou is Professor of Ergonomics at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Cognitique (National Higher Institute of Cognitive Science) at the Institut Polytechnique de Bordeaux (Bordeaux Polytechnic Institute). As Head of the Department of system ergonomics, his research focuses specifically on human factors in high-risk industries. In this regard, he collaborates with the Institute for an Industrial Safety Culture.

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