Incorporating organizational factors into probabilistic risk assessment of complex socio-technical systems: Principles and theoretical foundations
Abstract
The current generation of Probabilistic Risk Analysis (PRA), particularly those for technical systems, does not include an explicit representation of the possible impacts of organization and management on the safety performance of equipment and personnel. There are a number of technical challenges in developing a predictive model of organizational safety performance. There is a need for a widely accepted and theoretically sound set of principles...
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Title
Incorporating organizational factors into probabilistic risk assessment of complex socio-technical systems: Principles and theoretical foundations
Published Date
Oct 1, 2009
Journal
Volume
47
Issue
8
Pages
1139 - 1158
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