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Crow, Daryld Ray

doi:10.1109/esw42757.2020.9188337

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“…, 2017). Consequently, we developed pre-task briefings to operationalize management’s priority of safety and operational objectives and requirements in completing a driving task (Crow, 2020).…”

Section: Study 2: Vehicle Simulator Experimentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The shared knowledge helps facilitate maximum cognitive concentration on the task elements, provides situational awareness (Wachter and Yorio, 2014), and improves workers' consciousness of safety and operational priorities (de Vries et al, 2017). Consequently, we developed pre-task briefings to operationalize management's priority of safety and operational objectives and requirements in completing a driving task (Crow, 2020).…”

Section: Experimental Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Safety in context: routines and the effect of a balanced safety and operations focus on worker perceptions and performance

Roberts,

Douglas,

Overstreet

2024

IJPDLM

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PurposeTo investigate the influence of logistics and transportation workers’ perceptions of their management’s simultaneous safety and operations focus (or lack thereof) on related worker safety and operational perceptions and behaviors.Design/methodology/approachThis multi-method research consisted of two studies. Study 1 aimed to establish correlational relationships by evaluating the impact of individual-level worker perceptions of operationally focused routines (as a moderator) on the relationship between worker perceptions of safety-related routines and workers’ self-reported safety and in-role operational behaviors using a survey. Study 2 aimed to establish causal relationships by evaluating the same conceptual relationships in a behavioral-type experiment utilizing vehicle simulators. After receiving one of four pre-task briefings, participants completed a driving task scenario in a driving simulator.FindingsIn Study 1, the relationship between perceived safety focus and safety behavior/in-role operational behavior was strengthened at higher levels of perceived operations focus. In Study 2, participants who received the balanced pre-task briefing committed significantly fewer safety violations than the other 3 treatment groups. However, in-role driving deviations were not impacted as hypothesized.Originality/valueThis research is conducted at the individual (worker) level of analysis to capture the little-known perspectives of logistics and transportation workers and explore the influence of balanced safety and operational routines from a more micro perspective, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of how balanced routines might influence worker behavior when conducting dynamic tasks to ensure safe, effective outcomes.

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Section: Study 2: Vehicle Simulator Experimentsmentioning

confidence: 99%