Application of the safety through organizational learning methodology for the post analysis of an adverse event during a search and rescue operation

Czabán, Csaba; Jackovics, Péter; Kis, György

doi:10.1080/10803548.2019.1578550

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“…A partir del análisis de los artículos y libros incluidos en la revisión bibliográfica, se identifican estudios de metodologías de investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales en los siguientes sectores económicos: petrolero (Sivaraman et al, 2021), químico (Wang et al, 2022), minero (Lippiello et al, 2018), manufacturero (Hosseinpouri et al, 2022), construcción (Campos, 2021), ferroviario (Hadj-Mabrouk, 2021), automotriz (Shafiei, 2021), marítimo (Shi et al, 2021), y operaciones de búsqueda y rescate (Czabán et al, 2021); así como investigaciones aplicables a cualquier sector económico (Rowe, 2017;Henao, 2017;Butrón, 2018;García, 2018;Salguero-Caparrós et al, 2019;Salguero, 2020; Ministerio de Salud y Protección Social, 2021). Lo anterior evidencia algunos de los sectores económicos existentes.…”

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Metodologías de investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales

Rincón Aguilar,

Pérez Peña,

Barrero Manrique

2023

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La investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales corresponde a uno de los puntos más importantes dentro de la ejecución del Sistema de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo. Para el perfeccionamiento del presente artículo, se tuvo como objetivo identificar cuáles son las metodologías más empleadas en las organizaciones para la investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales, aplicables en algunos sectores económicos. Se realizó una búsqueda en bases de datos como Scopus, Science Direct, eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) y SciELO, entre otras. Teniendo en cuenta como criterios de exclusión: revisiones de literatura, disertaciones, validaciones de instrumentos y textos publicados antes del 2017. Fueron seleccionados 16 documentos en la presente revisión. De acuerdo con los resultados evidenciados se identificó que las metodologías más implementadas son: HFACS (25%), FTA (18,7 %), MORT (18,7 %), Tripod Beta (12,5 %), RCA (12,5 %), y HSE (12,5 %).

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Metodologías de investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales

Rincón Aguilar,

Pérez Peña,

Barrero Manrique

2023

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“…Rescue activities have some objectives that need to be pursued simultaneously but are not easy to satisfy in total. Saving the lives of citizens involved in a natural disaster and maintaining the safety of the rescue team members are among the objectives [17]. According to the decision on the weights of these objectives, the exercise designers need to prepare an appropriate set of exercise injects in order to improve the awareness and skills of the rescue team members.…”

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Improving Functional Exercises Based on Experts’ Evaluation Weights for Emergency Responses

Le Tien,

Pham Van,

Kato

2023

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Social and economic changes in Southeast Asia have caused significant changes to Vietnam’s national emergency management structure, including expanding the role of firefighters from firefighting to rescue activities in various situations. It is essential to develop methods for designing exercises to identify and address the gaps in competencies related to the new roles assigned to Vietnamese firefighters. This study aimed to develop a quantitative method to effectively arrange exercise injects. It applies the analytic hierarchy process to determine the weights of response actions in functional exercises and uses comparison methods to establish the relationship between the weights of the action types, players’ capability targets, and disaster types. The results indicate that the action type weights change when the disaster type changes, whereas the capability weights within each action type remain constant. In this study, we developed a method to adjust the exercise structure based on response action weights and to optimize the number of injects that represent each action type. This innovative approach holds great significance in exercise design, increasing the likelihood of achieving the exercise capability targets, not only in Vietnam, but also in other countries.

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The Influence of Mechanical, Physical and Chemical Influences on Protective Clothing

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The article is focused on testing the mechanical, physical and chemical characteristics of the selected protective clothing. Old anti-chemical protective clothing formerly used in tactical exercises (but never during a real intervention) was selected. Protective clothing has an expected lifespan when used correctly. When in use, external influences can negatively affect and function of these garments. The article describes the preparation of individual samples of protective clothing which were exposed to the effects of selected inorganic and organic chemicals, water vapor, UV radiation and long-term exposure to elevated temperatures. The prepared samples were subsequently torn on the tearing device, and the change of mechanical and physical properties was monitored. The stress at which the samples broke and the length they reached at the moment of breaking were measured. The exposure to individual chemicals, UV radiation and elevated temperature resulted in decreases in the modulus of elasticity in each case. The largest decrease was recorded in samples treated with hydrogen peroxide and the smallest in samples exposed to long-term thermal load.

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Application of the safety through organizational learning methodology for the post analysis of an adverse event during a search and rescue operation

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

Metodologías de investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales

Metodologías de investigación de accidentes, incidentes y enfermedades laborales

Improving Functional Exercises Based on Experts’ Evaluation Weights for Emergency Responses

The Influence of Mechanical, Physical and Chemical Influences on Protective Clothing

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