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ISBN 10: 1439862796
ISBN 13: 9780429070105
Author: Gregory W Smith
Chapter 1 Managers and safety management
Introduction
Safety management systems
The illusion of safety
BP Texas City
Longford
Montara and Deepwater Horizon
Montara
Deepwater Horizon
Safety culture
References
Chapter 2 Bata Industries
Introduction
Background
Thomas Bata
Remuneration strategies
Reliance on “the system”
Douglas Marchant
Keith Weston
On cross examination
Final comments
References
Chapter 3 Management line of sight
Introduction
BP Texas City
Montara
Deepwater Horizon
Understanding management line of sight
References
Chapter 4 Understanding rules
Introduction
Why rules don’t always work
BP Texas City
Montara
Texting and driving
The Herald of Free Enterprise
Western Power
Black Hawk 221
Final thoughts about rules
References
Chapter 5 Training and competence
Introduction
Relying on training and competence
Longford
BP Texas City
The hazard of overfilling the tower
Computer-based training
Training for supervisors
Piper Alpha
Permit to work
Training in emergency response
Deepwater Horizon
The negative pressure test
Sounding the general alarm
Fleytas
Conclusion
References
Chapter 6 Everyone has the right to stop the job
Introduction
How do you know it is bad enough to act?
Stopping the oil on Piper Alpha
Claymore
Tartan
Activating the EDS on the Deepwater Horizon
Conclusion
References
Chapter 7 Delegation
Introduction
Commercial Industrial Construction Group
HMAS Westralia
The Ritchie Decision
Conclusion
References
Chapter 8 Warning signs
Introduction
Peter Kite
The Herald of Free Enterprise
The Space Shuttle Challenger
Findings
Texas City
Montara
Deepwater Horizon
Conclusion
References
Chapter 9 Learning lessons
Introduction
BP Texas City
Piper Alpha
Deepwater Horizon—Transocean
Conclusion
References
Chapter 10 Managing change
Introduction
The Herald of Free Enterprise
Longford
Montara and the Deepwater Horizon
Montara
Complexity of change
Deepwater Horizon
Bad decisions?
References
Chapter 11 Production before safety
Introduction
Risk assessment
The Herald of Free Enterprise
Home insulation
Deepwater Horizon
Montara Inquiry
Conclusion
References
Chapter 12 Managing the obligations
Introduction
Bata
Montara
Deepwater Horizon
Repeated failures
Managing expectations
What risks?
what are health and safety obligations
management responsibilities for health and safety
management safety responsibilities
safety and health management guidelines
managing safety and health osha
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