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Health and Safetybook on risk management available today. This newly revised fourth edition integrates new developments in legislation, standards and practice, and incorporates up-to-date information for qualification syllabuses.The book is divided into four main parts. Part 1.1 is primarily concerned with the fundamentals of risk management and is relevant for all students of health and safety, while Part 1.2 covers the required basic human factors material required for health and safety qualifications. Part 2.1 deals with the more advanced aspects of risk management, while Part 2.2 covers the more advanced human factors material required by those studying for qualifications in health and safety.This authoritative treatment of risk management is essential reading for both students working towards degrees, diplomas and postgraduate or vocational qualifications in health and safety and experienced health and safety professionals, who will find it invaluable as a reference.
Contents
1 PreliminariesPart 1.1: Risk management - introduction2 Part 1.1 - overview3 Risk management - setting the scene4 Key elements of risk management5 Risk assessment6 Risk control7 Safe systems of work8 Monitoring and measuring losses9 Identifying causes and patterns10 Monitoring and measuring conformity11 Other elements of occupational health and safety management systems12 Communication and trainingPart 1.2: Human factors - introduction13 Part 1.2 - Common themes and overview14 The individual - sensory and perceptual processes15 The individual - psychology16 The human factors environmentPart 2.1: Risk management - advanced17 Part 2.1 - overview18 Management systems19 Measuring performance20 Advanced accident investigation and risk assessment21 Advanced risk control techniques22 Emergency planning23 Advanced audit and review24 Financial issuesPart 2.2: Human factors - advanced25 Part 2.2 - overview26 Individual differences27 Human error28 Perception and decision making29 External influences on human error30 Improving human reliabilityIndex
