2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ssci.2016.06.001
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An intelligent framework for productivity assessment and analysis of human resource from resilience engineering, motivational factors, HSE and ergonomics perspectives

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“…Below, the principles are briefly explained. Top Management Commitment (TMC): It implies that safety is the main aim of the organization, or at least, it is considered as one of the major goals of organization (Costella, Saurin, & de Macedo Guimarães, ). Learning (LR): This principle implies that people (or employees) should learn not only from accidents, but also from ordinary (normal) conditions (Azadeh & Zarrin, ). Flexibility (FL): It refers to the capability of a system to reorganize itself in reaction to different changes and variability. This principle also implies that first‐level supervisors of an organization are allowed to make essential decisions without waiting for management orders (Wreathall, ). Reporting culture (RC): According to this principle, safety issues should be reported up through the organization or system, considering this fact that blameworthy behaviors are not acceptable.…”
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“…Below, the principles are briefly explained. Top Management Commitment (TMC): It implies that safety is the main aim of the organization, or at least, it is considered as one of the major goals of organization (Costella, Saurin, & de Macedo Guimarães, ). Learning (LR): This principle implies that people (or employees) should learn not only from accidents, but also from ordinary (normal) conditions (Azadeh & Zarrin, ). Flexibility (FL): It refers to the capability of a system to reorganize itself in reaction to different changes and variability. This principle also implies that first‐level supervisors of an organization are allowed to make essential decisions without waiting for management orders (Wreathall, ). Reporting culture (RC): According to this principle, safety issues should be reported up through the organization or system, considering this fact that blameworthy behaviors are not acceptable.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Learning (LR): This principle implies that people (or employees) should learn not only from accidents, but also from ordinary (normal) conditions (Azadeh & Zarrin, ).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The working system design is intended to allow people to live and work on the system well; that is achieving the desired objectives through the work, effectively, safely, healthily, and comfortably. [1,12].…”
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“…Azadeh and Zarrin (2016) proposed an algorithm for evaluation of performance and analysis of HRM with respect to three concepts including RE, HSEE, and WMF that implemented in a petrochemical plant. In a recent studies, Azadeh et al (2017b) presented an intelligent algorithm for performance evaluation of IRE and lean production principles in a pipe manufactory.…”
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