Dynamic View of Human Elements Design and Projection of Human Factors in Critical Task Operation Using Bayesian Networks

Ávila, Salvador; Ávila, Jade Spínola; Pereira, Lucas Menezes; Lima, Elvis Renan Fagundes

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-51981-0_25

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“…After analyzing 50 HFs from: the chemical process industry 35 ; oil industry in the API770 33 ; Human Reliability cases, 36–38 it was elaborated a list of HFs by level. These HFs compose, after the discussion on the responses of the operational mass of the industry in an operative group course, a HF Network that symbolizes hazard energy flow 37…”

Section: Operation Technology Hf Failure Trigger and Cyclementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The methods of Dynamic Risk Analysis, 15 Sociotechnical Reliability Analysis, 4 Analysis of HFs and Elements, 34,35 and Examination of Technical Culture help us to confirm the heuristics of work system 40,42 . Predictions of future behavior are important subjects for risk activities in the industries, 40 transportations, but also in activities of emergence brigade.…”

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“…These events are summarized in socio-human fault trees. 18 Thus, we can establish cultural actions to prevent losses, such as implementing vaccines for this cultural ailment, After analyzing 50 HFs from: the chemical process industry 35 ; oil industry in the API770 33 ; Human Reliability cases, [36][37][38] it was elaborated a list of HFs by level. These HFs compose, after the discussion on the responses of the operational mass of the industry in an operative group course, a HF Network that symbolizes hazard energy flow.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Some events have high impact, having enough dangerous energy to pass through current HEs. Some structures (social or technical) can degrade and respond in different ways to each real operating situation, giving unexpected behavior.The HFs are therefore divided into nine levels that are controlled by the HEs,34 determining whether they enable or obstruct the flow of hazard energy. The dimensions discussed are culture, management, operation, and failure.…”

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Organizational control for safety: A challenge in socioeconomic and natural environment

Ávila Filho

2023

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The concepts and applications of cases in human factors (HFs), risk, reliability, and crisis, include the analysis of complex systems and difficult to predict sociotechnical systems. Rules and barriers are designed or revised to achieve better organizational efficiency results. The investigation then valuates the concepts such as the basis, the tests such as confirmation, the algorithms such as methods and tools, and the validation that indicates the certainty of achieving good results. The human elements (HE) are part of the design and can either disable or enable the flow of hazard energy. The intention is that these HEs inside the safety culture and technology design act as safeguards. The HE avoids design deficiencies, social and physical. HE can reduce load over the resistance capacity. The culture, social phenomenon, company project, management and staff, group and worker, operational control, failure control, and accident and disaster are classes of HF that transform hazard energy and need efficient HE barriers. The internal and external regulation after these discussions needs to revise its principles to correct processes of standardization and organizational communication, which would change the procedures for team building and the criteria for the technology project. An improvement program includes investigation of lessons learned and behavior treatment.

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Section: Operation Technology Hf Failure Trigger and Cyclementioning

confidence: 99%