Learning From Near Misses : Cross-Sector Reflections to Support Safety Management (Hardcover)

Table of Contents

Preface

Foreword

List of Contributors

Acknowledgements

Disclaimer

Part One ? Introduction and Background

Chapter 1: Near Misses ? What and Why? (Woodier)

Chapter 2: Near Misses and the Evolution of Safety Science (Thoroman)

Part Two ? Cross-Sector Reflections and Case Studies

Chapter 3: Aviation Near Misses and Safety Management ? Operational and Academic Perspectives (Davis & Woodier)

Chapter 4: Children, Parents and the Near Miss ? An Opportunity to Learn in the Agricultural Sector (Cosby, Menchon, Sinai & Manning)

Chapter 5: Process Safety ? Using Human Factors Safety Critical Task Analysis to Learn from Near Misses (Furniss & Embrey)

Chapter 6: Viewing a Near Miss as a Quality Upgrade Opportunity in the Construction Industry (Whiteoak, Appleby & Sullivan)

Chapter 7: Learning from What Goes Right in Healthcare ? Reframing Approaches to Safety Investigation (Higham & Lounsbury)

Chapter 8: Enhancing Safety in Mining ? Understanding and Utilizing Near-Miss Reports (Haas, Demich & McGuire)

Chapter 9: Nuclear Professionals and Near Misses ? The UK Civil Nuclear Perspective (Burrage & Barton)

Chapter 10: Near Misses in the Rail Industry ? Why Does Reporting Matter? (Chamberlain-Clark)

Part Three ? Supporting Conditions and Final Reflections

Chapter 11: Overcoming the Near-Miss Bias in High-Risk Industries (Tinsley & Dillon)

Chapter 12: Safety Culture ? Reflections and Alignment with Near Misses (Woodier & Chamberlain-Clark)

Chapter 13: Designing a Near-Miss Management System ? An Example from Occupational Safety (Gnoni & Tornese)

Chapter 14: Conclusions and Final Reflections to Support Learning from Near Misses (Woodier)

Index