Safe design and human activity: construction of a theoretical framework from an analysis of a printing sector

Fadier, Elie; Garza, Cecília De La; Didelot, Armelle

doi:10.1016/s0925-7535(02)00022-x

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“…Since non-compliance in these situations carries no clinical or social penalties, the temptation is great to cut corners and violate rules. Similar results have been obtained in the aviation and printing industries 6 13 14…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 85%

The natural lifespan of a safety policy: violations and system migration in anaesthesia

Maurice

Auroy

Vincent

et al. 2010

Quality and Safety in Health Care

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 85%

The natural lifespan of a safety policy: violations and system migration in anaesthesia

Maurice

Auroy

Vincent

et al. 2010

Quality and Safety in Health Care

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“…A variety of methodologies and systems have been suggested for integrating safety into the design process (Fadier and De la Garza, 2006;Hasan et al, 2003). Some researchers have addressed user-focused design methodologies, taking into account end-user characteristics, interactions with work environment characteristics, and task cognitive requirements (Blaise et al, 2003;De la Garza and Fadier, 2005;Fadier et al, 2003). Frameworks for implementing user-focused design have also been developed (Fadier and De la Garza, 2006).…”

Section: Consumer Product and Motor Vehicle Safety And Securitymentioning

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Product safety and security in the global supply chain: Issues, challenges and research opportunities

Marucheck

Greis

Mena

et al. 2011

J of Ops Management

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A number of high profile product safety events and recalls have heightened public attention to the safety and security of the products that people consume and use. While product safety isn’t a new topic, the effect of the global supply chain in creating or exacerbating safety risks and vulnerabilities is both timely and relevant. In this essay we focus on how the field of operations management can provide fresh perspectives and insights in addressing the challenges of product safety and security in the global supply chain. We first examine the product safety issues and challenges that arise in five industries that are increasingly globalizing their supply chains: food, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, consumer products and automobiles. We describe four areas where operations management theory and methodologies can provide fresh insights and innovative solutions in addressing these problems; regulation and standards, product lifecycle management, traceability and recall management, and supplier relationships.

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“…Design is a human activity where the physical artifact or a part of it, which is under design, is not currently existent, but is believed to be so in the future [22]. The fact that the ultimate thing is not currently physically existent and cannot be observed and manipulated makes it necessary to represent the thing conceptually.…”

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Modelling and Improving Safety in Production System Design: Overall Approach and by Features, a Case Study

Nzie¹

2017

IJIMSE

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Enhancing the safety of any production system is a very important aspect in industries nowadays since it greatly reduces losses of resources. Moreover, safety ensures the health of the workers and a risk free environment. Often, most industries integrate safety in the useful life or during maintenance of their production systems. But this approach which is costly and sometimes causes the destruction of the existing system, seems to be irrelevant. A better solution is to consider safety in the process design of production system installation. To fulfill this aim, both probabilistic modelling of technical safety and modelling by Safety Features (SaF) give a better opportunity, and a step by step methodology to design safety production systems are proposed in this work. In order to be efficient in this approach, both proactive and reactive information are needed, and Safety Features (SaF) should be tools to sustain safety actors' view in design collaborative communication. A case study has been lunched for illustration in hydroelectric power dam in Cameroon.

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Safe design and human activity: construction of a theoretical framework from an analysis of a printing sector

Cited by 34 publications

References 4 publications

The natural lifespan of a safety policy: violations and system migration in anaesthesia

The natural lifespan of a safety policy: violations and system migration in anaesthesia

Product safety and security in the global supply chain: Issues, challenges and research opportunities

Modelling and Improving Safety in Production System Design: Overall Approach and by Features, a Case Study

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