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Prevence lidských chyb : vývoj konsensu vedoucího ke kultuře bezpečnosti založené na správné praxi
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eng
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nezadáno
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14 s. : obr., tab.
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Human Reliability Associates
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2003
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embrey_preventing_human_error
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Preventing human error
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developing a consensus led safety culture based on best practice
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Klíčové slovo: |
kultura BP
kultura podniková
školení BP
Správná praxe
úkoly
analýzy
analýzy rizik
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Embrey, David
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The first section of the paper discusses the relationship between ‘Best Practice’ and formal procedures in high-risk systems such as chemical processing, aerospace and transportation. The results of a survey, which addressed the factors influencing the use of procedures in a high-risk industry, are described. This and other evidence shows that there is often a wide disparity between the formal written procedures in an organisation and the ways in which the work is actually carried out. This has major implications for the control of risks and the maintenance of quality. The paper describes how a culture can be created in which operations staff actively participates in assessing the risks in the system and developing best practices to control these risks. The buy–in provided by this process creates a culture where best practices become the preferred practices. A comprehensive description of this process, called CARMAN (Consensus based Approach to Risk Management) is provided, together with a set of case studies illustrating its application.
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nezadáno
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