An engineer's view of human error : the theme of this book : try to change situations, not people
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書誌事項
An engineer's view of human error : the theme of this book : try to change situations, not people
Institution of Chemical Engineers, c2001
3rd ed
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注記
Previous ed., 1991
Includes index and further reading
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is an updated and expanded new edition of Trevor Kletz's work, including more examples of accidents caused by the various types of human error. It suggests to engineers how they might approach the problem of human error, and does so by describing accidents, which at first sight seem to be the result of human error. The author sets down his views on human error as a cause of accidents and illustrates them by describing a number of accidents that have occurred, mainly in the oil and chemical industries. He uses a pragmatic approach, rather than theoretical, to suggest new ways of looking at accident prevention. Though the book is particularly addressed to those who work in the process industries, it should be of interest all who design, construct, operate and maintain plants of all sorts. It should be of particular interest to students
目次
- Accidents caused by single slips
- accidents that could be prevented by better training or instructions
- accidents due to a lack of physical or mental ability and failures to follow instructions
- accidents that could be prevented by better management
- the probability of human error
- some accidents that could be prevented by better design, construction, maintenance and methods of operation
- errors in computer-controlled plants
- personal and managerial responsibility.
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