Lessons from disaster : how organizations have no memory and accidents recur
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Lessons from disaster : how organizations have no memory and accidents recur
Institution of Chemical Engineers , Published exclusively in the USA and Canada by Gulf Publishing Company, c1993
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: uk ISBN 9780852953075
内容説明
This series of essays on safety and loss prevention is aimed at helping the process industries avoid accidents and improve its public image. The central message is the apparent inability of organizations to learn, and retain in the long term, the lessons drawn from accidents. Thus incidents of a similar type recur within the same company at intervals of a decade or so, as personnel involved move on to other jobs. Kletz illustrates his thesis copiously with cases which provide advice for engineers. He also offers his own advice on how to improve the corporate memory.
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: us ISBN 9780884151548
内容説明
It is by avoiding accidents that the process industries will improve their public image. Lessons from Disaster focuses upon the apparent inability of organizations to learn, and retain in long-term, the lessons drawn from accidents. Incidents of a similar type continue to occur within companies repeatedly. Trevor Kletz illustrates this with detailed cases, which form a gold mine of experience and advice for every engineer. He offers, with his customary vision and imagination, his own advice on how to improve the corporate memory.
目次
- Introduction
- Organizations Have No Memory
- Accidents of the Coming Year
- Some Other Failures to Learn from the Past
- Why Are We Publishing Fewer Accident Reports?
- What are the Causes of Change and Innovation in Safety?
- The Management of Safety
- An Anthology of Accidents
- Changes in Safety - A Personal View
- Improving the Corporate Memory
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