The managerial dilemma between the prescribed taks and the real activity of operators: Some trends for research on human factors

Montmayeul, R.; Mosneron-Dupin, F.; Llory, Michel

doi:10.1016/0951-8320(94)90077-9

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“…Despite the human benefits existing in the various actions in health and safety at work, the focus is still on technical attributes and not human attributes. This focus generates a gap between prescribed work and real work, precisely because human beings tend to adapt work to their conditions of execution [18].…”

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Beyond Health and Safety at Work: Reflections on Biopolitics in Occupational Health as an Important Component of International Health Security

Mendes¹

2021

Contemporary Developments and Perspectives in International Health Security - Volume 1

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The general objective in this chapter is to reflect on health and safety at work based on biopolitics and biopower. The intention will be to clarify unequal processes in health and safety at work. In addition to occupational health, occupational health and safety actions aim to increase control over workers’ bodies, as well as reduce costs in the work process. The intention is still to establish a dialogue with the French philosopher Michel Foucault and with the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben, both discussing the consequences of biopolitics and biopower in industrial society modern. The proposed reflections go beyond the benefits of occupational health and safety at work, as they aim to understand the centrality of life in industrial organizations. It is important and necessary to minimize the negative effects of inequality in health and safety at work. Only then will there be a reduction or elimination of health and safety risks at work.

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Beyond Health and Safety at Work: Reflections on Biopolitics in Occupational Health as an Important Component of International Health Security

Mendes¹

2021

Contemporary Developments and Perspectives in International Health Security - Volume 1

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“…In the absence of operating procedure guidance, the p ability of operator error will increase. After the Fukushima nuclear accident, the Nu NPPs generally conduct team cooperation through shift supervisor supervision and cross-validation among operators to reduce human error [19]. However, the members of the same operation team may have great relevance in terms of knowledge, skills, working environment, perception and decision-making ability, and fatigue degree.…”

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An Operation Scheme Generation Method for Nuclear Power Plant Operation under the Condition of No Operating Procedures Guided

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Large-scale, complex, and high-risk industrial systems such as nuclear power plants have developed detailed operating procedures. Under the expected conditions, the operators operate the system according to the operating procedures to avoid human error. However, under complex and unfamiliar conditions, once the guidance of operating procedures is lost, serious consequences may be caused. This paper proposes a No-Procedure guided Operation Supervision Technology (NoP-OST). The key idea is to identify the success paths by a forward-searching approach from source to sink functions. On this basis, the success paths are combined to generate various operation schemes to achieve the main objectives of the system. The paper illustrates the application of NoP-OST through the case of loss of the Residual Heat Removal System (RHRS) in a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) nuclear power plant. The research results show that the method proposed in this paper can provide a valuable operational reference for complex systems by making use of the available functions of the system. In the future, edge computing will be needed to optimize this method for achieving the best output power and efficiency, while ensuring the security, stability, and reliability of the system.

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Human and management factors in probabilistic risk analysis: the SAM approach and observations from recent applications

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Murphy

1996

Reliability Engineering & System Safety

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The managerial dilemma between the prescribed taks and the real activity of operators: Some trends for research on human factors

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Beyond Health and Safety at Work: Reflections on Biopolitics in Occupational Health as an Important Component of International Health Security

Beyond Health and Safety at Work: Reflections on Biopolitics in Occupational Health as an Important Component of International Health Security

An Operation Scheme Generation Method for Nuclear Power Plant Operation under the Condition of No Operating Procedures Guided

Human and management factors in probabilistic risk analysis: the SAM approach and observations from recent applications

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