... Safety) to promote access scaffold safety. It was guided by an examination of the root‐causes and management deficiencies apparent in: paper‐based files of 186 access‐related incidents held by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in the UK; and computer‐based files of 2,910 incidents appearing...

... Publishing Limited 2007 Health and safety Performance measures According to Ray (2003) the risk assessment requires: identification of risk; estimation of risk, where identified risk are assessed and their importance, likelihood, severity and impact are determined; analysis...

.../value The work is original in that it is the first time the neuro‐fuzzy methodology would be applied to offshore oil platform safety control. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Health and safety Offshore construction works Oil industry Nigeria All over the world the growing...

... and in ranking order they are: belief in the importance of fire safety, perception on the need for immediate response to fire incidence, knowledge in fire safety, attitude of occupants, social influence, and feedback on fire safety issues. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Fire Health...

... paths leading to the top events. However, a top‐down safety assessment may have the following problems: Oil industry Health and Safety Safety factors As the public concern regarding offshore safety increases and the cost and complexity of offshore installations increase, more and more...

... Code of IMO which tries to establish quality in shipping through reducing marine accidents (and preventing pollution). This application, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, was performed for the first time. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Accidents Health and safety Marine transport...

... and their behaviour. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Accidents Disasters Health and Safety So much attention is devoted to the cost of industrial disasters in financial terms and to the technologies that fail at times, it is possible to lose sight of the fact that disasters involve people, individually...

.... This is one poignant manifestation of the second condition for the development of a crisis– the disturbance of the basic assumptions of the members of a system. Accidents Crisis management Counselling Employees Health and Safety Oil industry Organizational behaviour Stress The number...

.... © MCB UP Limited 1994 Accidents Control Directives European Union Hazards Health and Safety Legislation The UK′s policy on the control of industrial major accident hazards was developed by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), following the Flixborough disaster in 1974. The HSE...

... Contamination Environment Hazards Health and Safety Legislation Methodology In the UK, it was the Flixborough incident which triggered the Government response to the control of risks arising from major“chemical” accident hazards. The Advisory Committee on Major Hazards[ 1 ] who were the architects...

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