By Dong-Han Ham, Chonnam National University, South Korea | donghan.ham@gmail.com Two new safety issues-Safety-II and resilience engineering (RE) have been attracting much attention in South Korea. Here, I would like to introduce the following briefly: (1) how Korean safety engineers and…
By Guillermina Andrea Peñaloza, Ph.D. As construction projects have become more complex – either due to the growth in the portfolio of projects or the characteristics of each unique project and construction site – the need for approaches to capture…
By Antonio De Nicola, and Maria Luisa Villani (ENEA research center, Italy) The H(CS)2I project (Human-Centred Safety Crowd-Sensitive Indicators) aims to develop an ontology-based framework to gather and make interpretive sense of organizational performance, relying on the use of the…
By Antonio Licu (EUROCONTROL, Belgium) “Bad companies are destroyed by crisis, good companies survive them, great companies are improved by them” (Andy Grove) The business continuity measures taken by the European Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) in response to the…
By Mark Peters (Qantas Engineering, Australia) This year, we’ve faced our toughest challenge in the form of the global pandemic and the widespread associated effect on the airline industry. From a personal perspective, my organisation (Qantas Engineering) had been working…
By Federico Bilotta, Alessio Tramontana, Francesco Pugliese (Department of Anaesthesiology, “Umberto I” Policlinic-Hospital, “Sapienza” University of Rome, Italy) We embraced Resilience engineering (RE) in our Department of Anaesthesiology as a multidisciplinary approach to improve care delivery and patients’ safety and…
By Mark Sujan, Laura Pickup and Peter McCulloch on behalf of the RESPOND project team Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, University of Oxford Resilience Engineering and its healthcare-specific incarnation Resilient Health Care are coming of age, with the first Resilience…
Michael Behm, PhD CSP, East Carolina University behmm@ecu.edu This report summarizes an occupational safety graduate program’s attempts to integrate Safety-II and Resilience Engineering (RE) into student learning outcomes. East Carolina University’s Master of Science in Occupational Safety program follows…
by Stephan Ore, Erik Hollnagel and Ivonne Herrera The Resilience Performance Enhancement Toolkit (RPET) is proposed and used as debriefing tool to explore everyday work. Its purpose is not to seek answers to specific questions but rather to stimulate people…
Satyan Chari1, Senior Faculty, CEQ Healthcare Improvement Fellowship Michael Tresillian2, Program Director, CEQ Healthcare Improvement Fellowship Linda McCormack3, Faculty Director, CEQx, Clinical Director – Healthcare Improvement Unit The fields of resilience engineering, Safety II and the foundational science of complex…