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Sensemaking in Safety Critical and Complex Situations
FIGURE 2.7 Overview of a m acro-ergonomic analysis.
some key guidelines for successful integration of HF into accident investigation are
given below:
• Organisations should ensure that a least one member of the team has HF
training or that the team is supported by a suitably qualified and experienced ( SQEP) professional in HF. Normally, this means that the individual
will be registered with the national HF/ Ergonomics Society at a suitable
level ( is a Chartered Member in the UK).
• Local investigation at site:
• How did the involved actors understand and make sense of the situation? ( Is there any support for resilience or a uto-detection of errors?)
• Were there risk factors for human error in the workspace at the time?
• Is there any evidence for fatigue, long hours or other organisational,
environmental factors that might increase the propensity for human
error or violations?
Sensemaking in Safety Critical and Complex Situations
FIGURE 2.7 Overview of a m acro-ergonomic analysis.
some key guidelines for successful integration of HF into accident investigation are
given below:
• Organisations should ensure that a least one member of the team has HF
training or that the team is supported by a suitably qualified and experienced ( SQEP) professional in HF. Normally, this means that the individual
will be registered with the national HF/ Ergonomics Society at a suitable
level ( is a Chartered Member in the UK).
• Local investigation at site:
• How did the involved actors understand and make sense of the situation? ( Is there any support for resilience or a uto-detection of errors?)
• Were there risk factors for human error in the workspace at the time?
• Is there any evidence for fatigue, long hours or other organisational,
environmental factors that might increase the propensity for human
error or violations?