Ep 7: How investigations blind us to control effectiveness

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Safe As Podcast

Ben Hutchinson

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Ep 7: How investigations blind us to control effectiveness

Safe As Podcast

8 minutes 48 seconds

1 month ago

Ep 7: How investigations blind us to control effectiveness

Are our investigations blinded to the functioning and effectiveness of risk controls?

Are our current approaches, and mental models about how safety events occur, defined less by what they unpack and more by what they leave in the dark?

This study unpacks these questions, and evaluates how accident investigators consider, or not, the functioning of risk controls within the context of investigations.

Ref: Dodshon, P., & Hassall, M. E. (2017). Practitioners’ perspectives on incident investigations. Safety science, 93, 187-198.

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