Taming the human factor
Published: 07 July, 2010
Many organisations are good at understanding the technical causes of major accidents but struggle to gain a deeper understanding of why the people involved behaved as they did – Jim Bennett believes a deeper understanding of an organisation’s safety maturity is a core indicator of their effectiveness.
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