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Safety attitudes of management
Ergonomics, 1985Unless senior management has a positive approach to controlling safety in the same way as it controls production, quality, costs and sales, then the number of accidents suffered will not be substantially reduced. To make a significant improvement in an organization's safety performance top management must demonstrate its own concern and work actively ...
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Management of A Safety Management System
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1995Abstract The three fundamental components of a safety system are man, machine, and method (Figure 1). Effective safety systems address the interaction of these components to optimize the capability of the system as a whole. Man is the most critical component in the system because manuals, policies, and procedures (methods) can not and ...
Jim R. Hignite, Travis G. Fitts
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The Food Safety Management System
Veterinary Research Communications, 2005A comprehensive food safety strategy involves establishing risk management goals, food safety objectives and, for production systems, performance objectives and performance criteria. The working instructions for each step of the process should be validated for their effect before integration within a specific HACCP plan.
STECCHINI, Mara Lucia, DEL TORRE M.
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2015
This chapter describes some of the major driving forces for the establishment of safety management in the process industries. Topics also include leadership, responsibility and ethics to manage safety and some of the skills needed are discussed. Incident ratios and potential cost impacts are stated to justify safety management systems.
Dennis P. Nolan, Eric T. Anderson
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This chapter describes some of the major driving forces for the establishment of safety management in the process industries. Topics also include leadership, responsibility and ethics to manage safety and some of the skills needed are discussed. Incident ratios and potential cost impacts are stated to justify safety management systems.
Dennis P. Nolan, Eric T. Anderson
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Expert systems in safety management
Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1990The development of computer support for safety and reliability analysis is reviewed, and the possibilities of knowledge based expert systems in safety management are discussed. Two areas are described in more detail: knowledge based safety analysis in process design, and knowledge based diagnosis and management of process disturbances in operation ...
Jouko Suokas +2 more
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Proceedings of Middle East Oil Show, 1993
ABSTRACT This paper presents a brief history of the development and implementation of ADCO's Safety Management System, provides an overview of each of the system's component parts, and outlines ADCO's plans for the way ahead. Management concern for the welfare of its employees, coupled with increasing shareholder and ...
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ABSTRACT This paper presents a brief history of the development and implementation of ADCO's Safety Management System, provides an overview of each of the system's component parts, and outlines ADCO's plans for the way ahead. Management concern for the welfare of its employees, coupled with increasing shareholder and ...
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Safety Management in Operations
SPE Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Conference, 1991ABSTRACT This paper describes the safety management experience gained in Petroleum Development Oman's (PDO) operations, through working with its Contractors in fine tuning proven safety management techniques such as Enhanced Safety Management (ESM) and Unsafe Act Auditing (UAA).
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The Role of Safety Manager and Safety Leader
2001Overview 623 Role of Managers 624 Role of Leaders 624 Manager or Leader 624 Summary 625 Further Reading ...
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The safety envelope: managing the safety culture
Conference Record for 1992 Fifth Conference on Human Factors and Power Plants, 1992The commercial nuclear industry, the US Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, and the DOE nuclear complex have used various models to operate and manage complex nuclear facilities in a safe manner. These models have focused primarily on operating parameters and design control.
E.B. Blackwood +2 more
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Safety Management in Smart Ships
2019Smart Ships represent the next generation of ships and they use ICT to connect all the devices on board to support integrated monitoring and safe management. In such cyber-physical systems, the software has the responsibility of bridging the physical components and creating smart functions.
Cossentino M, Sabatucci L, Zaffora F
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