Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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589378 | Safety Science | 2012 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Current operating feedback systems in industry show some limits since, in numerous industrial companies, the numbers of events do not decrease anymore and similar events seem to recur. Our assumption is that weaknesses come mainly from analysis methodology used. After a description of analysis methodology history, we focus on interest of applying an organisational analysis of events, familiar to scholars but not yet applied in industry, and we describe its main characteristics after defining what we mean by “organisation”. Then we highlight roles of analysts who are not neutral in using event analysis method, assuming that these roles could be a block to progress of event analyses.
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Authors
Yves Dien, Nicolas Dechy, Eve Guillaume,