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... of individuals about identifying such hazards and hunting them down to prevent themselves and their fellow workers from being injured. Recently, one of our drilling units in the fleet found to have issues of not reporting incidents officially. This became serious when one such incident somehow got reported...

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... Introduction 5-Why is one of the most recognized problem solving tools. The intent is to ask several Why questions to reveal a more thorough explanation of how and why a particular incident occurred. The concept is simple, but application varies substantially. Different groups within the same...

... is that "no one can predict human behavior, and there is no specific "profile" of a potentially dangerous individual. However, studies indicate that incidents of violence are usually preceded by patterns of behavior or other activities that may serve as warning signs." (FEMA 2016) Like violent events in nature...

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... and opportunities alike have been experienced. Data collected from over 60,000 risk assessments has provided a rich opportunity to tease out leading indicators of both performance and quality of risk reduction programs. The strategy that our company has adopted to deal with infrequent yet severe incident outcomes...

...", or "Lazy" or "___________" (you can fill in the blank - please keep it rated "PG"). The problem is that you can't fix a label. All the exhortations in the world emphasizing "Don't BE this" won't work. But we do that in our training, in our incident investigation summaries shared with workers, and in our...

..., no matter how much time and money is expended to prevent crises, they occur, and can have devastating consequences. When a crisis does occur, the affected company must implement their emergency response plan and investigate the accident or incident. Taking the time and effort to construct a thorough...

... of everything I hear and read? How do I sort it all out? Controversy exists regarding the most effective methods to changing an organization's SH&E culture and preventing accidents, injuries and health/environmental incidents. Just like the age-old question, " Which came first, the chicken or the egg...

... Introduction Recent studies have shown that, while the incident rates of less serious injuries are still being reduced, serious injuries and fatalities (SIF) in many industries are declining at a much slower rate (Manuele, 2008; Krause, 2012). In some industries, the rate of reduction is non...

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... safety, it most often is discussed in terms of cost of injuries, both realized and unrealized. It represents the monetary savings that a company reaps when incident and accident frequency and severity is decreased in the work place. Safety and Health Magazine reported in May of 2014 that the cost...

... Abstract Considerable reductions in process safety incidents have not been realized over the past 40 years despite the extensive developments in technology. Root causes for these incidents remain the same but the likelihood and severity of consequences have been slightly reduced. The debate...

...." The paper trail of complying with the regulations benefits employers in an inspection or after an incident, whether or not a worker was protected from an incident, recognized or not. Workers and their employers would be better served if the employer and workers focused on the intent of the law: to ensure...

... employees in the United States a year die in confined spaces, and many more are injured or barely escape. Some of incidents are from a simple lack of compliance with existing standards. But others appear to result from gaps in existing standards and confusion about what is required for confined space entry...

... of Change, Pre-Startup Safety Review, and Process Hazard Analysis, were causal to the incident. This article presents lessons learned from the incident that apply broadly to the chemical process industry. Introduction In June 2013, a reboiler that was isolated from its pressure relief valve...

... Introduction Many companies have embraced the importance of conducting risk assessments as a good safety practice; while others still rely on the findings of incident investigations and regulations to approach risk reduction. Unfortunately, doing the latter can have numerous ‘blind spots...

...Session No. 634-a Preventing Accidents and Incidents: Safety Excellence Journey at Construction Sites Krishna Nirmalya Sen, F.I.E Head EHS Larsen & Toubro MMH Kolkata, India Introduction Frequency rates of severe injury, including fatality, as well as occupational diseases, are notably higher...

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