Original paper
Action errors and rule violations at offshore oil rigs: The role of engagement, emotional exhaustion and health complaints
Abstract
Errors and rule violations at work can lead to adverse consequences such as increased non-productive time and reduced product quality, as well as accidents, injuries and even catastrophes. This study investigated psychosocial precursors of action errors and violations and postulated two main hypotheses: (a) there is a positive association between emotional exhaustion and action errors/violations, and health complaints and reduced engagement...
Paper Details
Title
Action errors and rule violations at offshore oil rigs: The role of engagement, emotional exhaustion and health complaints
Published Date
Jun 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
85
Pages
130 - 138
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