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Safety Observation: Tradeoffs Between Thoroughness and Efficiency

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OSHA finalizes rule on proper fit requirements for personal protective equipment in construction

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Category: Human Element

Beyond Blame at Sea: When Human Error Becomes a Crime
Editorial Featured Human Element Investigations ISM

Beyond Blame at Sea: When Human Error Becomes a Crime

8 Jul 2025

This article examines the increasingly prevalent phenomenon of criminalizing maritime professionals in the aftermath of accidents at sea. Drawing on Sidney W.A. Dekker’s seminal framework in “When Human Error Becomes … Read More

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Lessons from the Red Sea: A Reflection on Scott Snook’s Friendly Fire
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Lessons from the Red Sea: A Reflection on Scott Snook’s Friendly Fire

25 Dec 2024

In December 2024, the tragic shootdown of a U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet over the Red Sea by the guided-missile cruiser USS Gettysburg sent shockwaves through military and civilian communities alike. … Read More

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Why are containers lost overboard? Part 1
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Why are containers lost overboard? Part 1

10 Jan 2024

Posted in an online forum: Collapse of on-deck container stacks represent a grave threat to crew and ship safety and to the environment. The shipping community and their insurers have … Read More

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