Creating a robust safety management system is crucial for fostering a culture of safety in the
workplace, particularly in industries like manufacturing where improvements are still …

The effectiveness of safety management depends on the organization having a positive
safety culture, or the shared values, actions, and behaviors that demonstrate a commitment …

A significant gap exists between accident scenarios as foreseen by company safety
management systems and actual scenarios observed in major accidents. The mere fact that …

Featured Application The description of organizational culture within the nuclear industry, as
well as the identification of specific subcultures, favor the adaption of organizational …

Featured Application The description of safety culture traits within the Spanish nuclear
power plants, both globally and at the particular level, can benefit the safe performance of …

Artificial intelligence is develo** at a rapid pace, with examples of machine learning
already being used in aviation to improve efficiency. In the coming decade, it is likely that …

Interest in resilience engineering for improving organisational safety continues to grow
among safety scholars and practitioners, but little attention has focused on a unifying …

Based on a review of scholarly, regulatory and policy literatures, this article illustrates how
'safety culture'and 'security culture'are conventionally understood within the context of high …

Misunderstandings due to language problems are emerging as an underlying causal factor
in a wide variety of occupational accidents. Implicated in this are language proficiency and …

Abstract Safe-by-Design (SbD) is a new concept that urges the developers of novel
technologies to integrate safety early on in their design process. A SbD approach could—in …