Safety culture assessment: A fuzzy model for improving safety performance in a radioactive installation

Grecco, Cláudio Henrique dos Santos; Vidal, Mário César; Cosenza, Carlos Alberto Nunes; Santos, Iván; Carvalho, Paulo Cezar Pinto

doi:10.1016/j.pnucene.2013.08.001

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“…Manajemen harus mengetahui kinerja bawahannya dan mencoba menanamkan tentang bagaimana kinerja memengaruhi keselamatan, dan bagaimana organisasi menyediakan sumberdaya untuk dapat bekerja secara aman. Manajemen harus menunjukkan komitmen mereka melalui prilaku, sikap terhadap keselamatan, alokasi sumberdaya, termasuk waktu yang dihabiskan dalam upaya peningkatan keselamatan (Grecco et al, 2014). Safety knowledge merupakan pengetahuan yang dimiliki oleh karyawan terkait dengan keselamatan sehingga karyawan mengetahui risiko yang terdapat di tempat kerja dan risiko pekerjaan terhadap keselamatan orang banyak sehingga karyawan mengerti tentang bagaimana menjaga dan mengembangkan perilaku safety dalam organisasi.…”

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Pengembangan Model Keselamatan pada Transportasi Kereta Api (Studi Kasus: PT. Kereta Komuter Indonesia)

Nilla

Moengin

2019

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The application of safety is an important matter in carrying out activities inland transportation including railroad transportation. Jabodetabek travel routes are handled directly by PT. Kereta Komuter Indonesia. This activity certainly requires a lot of human labor so safety is very important in this regard. With the existence of safety arrangements, it will avoid any related things from accidents or losses due to the delay in the completion of work caused by the inaccurate company safety management system. Therefore each element involved in each activity requires further knowledge and understanding of the core factors that are in accordance with the safety management system used. Referring to this approach, research is carried out on the railroad industry in Indonesia by developing a safety model in the railway industry. The research was conducted by finding the right literature and then developing a model for the factors considered appropriate to be applied to the safety management system in railroad transportation in Indonesia. After the model was developed, the model was confirmed by the Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) approach with the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) method. The results of the study will prove that the factors developed in the safety model are positively related to the implementation of commuter train safety management in Indonesia.

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Pengembangan Model Keselamatan pada Transportasi Kereta Api (Studi Kasus: PT. Kereta Komuter Indonesia)

Nilla

Moengin

2019

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“…Some of that can deal with human reliability analysis [37]. Several risk factors including organisational structure, safety culture, communication, clear instructions, training, standards and norms, responsibility and leadership are already proven as influential for safety in many work settings [40,41].…”

Section: Risk Assessment In Complex Systemsmentioning

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“…The sustainable safety of a system can be characterised as an emergent property, that is, it is something that cannot be designed like the component parts of the system [40]. In this sense, the occupational and environmental accidents can be characterised as emergent properties of complex systems [50].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…FRAM enables the representation of normal performance variability within the socio-technical system, describing the interaction among the functions [40]. The main functions may be composed of interactions among human operators, among human operators and technical systems, among human operators and resources needed in emergency response, and so forth [43].…”

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“…The information and comprehension needed to analyse and evaluate complex socio-technical functions involving work activities is frequently featured as intricate, not precise, uncertain and fuzzy [40]. Designed or structured methods to assist decisions and analyses may reduce mismatches caused by subjective evaluations [52].…”

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Sustainable construction is a complex endeavour, involving various stakeholders and resulting in situations that are incompletely described or underspecified. Traditional risk assessment methods require a detailed description of the system and safety, focusing on undesirable outcomes, losses, incidents and accidents. Developing this principle, this research describes a new way to deal with risk assessment in the green construction industry using a resilience engineering method based on the functional resonance analysis method and analytic hierarchy process methodologies. The functional resonance analysis method defines a systemic framework to model complex systems based on combinations of function variabilities during normal work. Therefore, to quantify the outcomes for risk assessment, this method was used together with the analytic hierarchy process in a case study during the modernisation work on the Maracanã stadium in Rio de Janeiro. The results of this case study demonstrate that the combined utilisation of the functional resonance analysis method and analytic hierarchy process can be utilised to recognise situations where developments could potentially be without control, which enables this to be used as a basis for performing indicators or a monitoring system. Furthermore, this combined technique can be used to assess and quantify the performance variabilities that may lead to occupational or environmental accidents, and provide new recommendations about how work processes should function, minimising production losses, incidents and accidents.

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Safety culture assessment: A fuzzy model for improving safety performance in a radioactive installation

Cited by 25 publications

References 21 publications

Pengembangan Model Keselamatan pada Transportasi Kereta Api (Studi Kasus: PT. Kereta Komuter Indonesia)

Pengembangan Model Keselamatan pada Transportasi Kereta Api (Studi Kasus: PT. Kereta Komuter Indonesia)

A Resilience Engineering Approach for Sustainable Safety in Green Construction

Developing a Safety Culture Index for Construction Projects in Developing Countries: A Proposed Fuzzy Synthetic Evaluation Approach

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