High-speed train drivers’ human error under fatigue and stress: the role of situation awareness and individual differences

Dong, Wenli; Fang, Weining; Qiu, HanZhao; Bao, Haifeng; Li, Yanjie

doi:10.1080/00140139.2024.2369207

Ergonomics

2024

DOI: 10.1080/00140139.2024.2369207

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High-speed train drivers’ human error under fatigue and stress: the role of situation awareness and individual differences

Wenli Dong,

Weining Fang,

HanZhao Qiu

et al.

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Evaluating human error probability in maintenance task: An integrated system dynamics and machine learning approach

Bafandegan Emroozi,

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Human error is often implicated in industrial accidents and is frequently found to be a symptom of broader issues within the sociotechnical system. Therefore, research exploring human error during maintenance activities is important. This article aims to assess the probability of human error in maintenance tasks at a cement factory using the Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method and System Dynamics modeling. Given that human error probability (HEP) is influenced by various common performance conditions (CPCs) and their sub‐factors, and changes dynamically in response to other variables, the SD method offers a practical approach for estimating and predicting human error behavior over time. This study identifies and quantifies the variables affecting HEP, explores their interactions and feedback in maintenance tasks, and assesses the associated costs. The machine learning technique is then used to estimate the relationship between HEP and these costs. The optimal value of the HEP function, 0.000772, is determined by identifying the minimum point of a cubic function, thereby minimizing associated costs and occupational accidents. Determining the optimal HEP is crucial for minimizing excessive costs and investing in improved ergonomics and CPCs for better performance. This addresses a significant gap in existing research where the impact of human error on maintenance tasks has not been estimated as a function. Furthermore, three scenarios are presented to help managers allocate the organization's budget more effectively.

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Evaluating human error probability in maintenance task: An integrated system dynamics and machine learning approach

Bafandegan Emroozi,

Kazemi,

Pooya

et al. 2024

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High-speed train drivers’ human error under fatigue and stress: the role of situation awareness and individual differences

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Evaluating human error probability in maintenance task: An integrated system dynamics and machine learning approach

Evaluating human error probability in maintenance task: An integrated system dynamics and machine learning approach

An integrated Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method (CREAM) and optimization for enhancing human reliability in blockchain

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