MSIL : Maritime Safety Innovation Lab

Papers

From Safety I to Safety II – A White Paper

Thought Leaders

Stephen Shorrock

Nippin Anand

Novellus Solutions 

Eric Hollnagel

Ron Gantt

Jens Rasmussen

Risk Management in a Dynamic Society-a modelling problem – Rasmussen (1997).

Human error and the problem of causality in analysis of accidents – Rasmussen (1990)

Risk Engineering : Rasmussen and practical drift 

Sidney Dekker

Carsten Busch

Heinrich’s Local Rationality : Shouldn’t “New View” Thinkers Ask Why Things Made Sense To Him? – Busch (2019)

Todd Conklin

Ivan Pupildy

https://nescacademy.nasa.gov/video/b8b99fa1128841819a9d81bb47e0e7ee1d

Jeff Dalto

Vinit M. Desai

Nancy G. Leveson

Engineering a Safer World : Systems Thinking Applied to Safety

Analyzing Accidents and Incidents with CAST : STAMP Workshop Tutorial March 26, 2018

CAST HANDBOOK : How to Learn More from Incidents and Accidents

Resources

Cardiff University : Seafarers International Research Center (SIRC)

Helen Sampson – Director

 

“…an expert or master is the worst person to ask to write procedures – they cannot articulate their tacit knowledge…” – Tanya