The Hearts and Minds Project: Creating Intrinsic Motivation for HSE

Hudson, Peter; Parker, Donald F.; Lawton, Richard; Verschuur, William L.G.; Graaf, G.C. van der; Kalff, J.L.

doi:10.2118/61095-ms

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“…The Agilysis framework further draws on maturity assessment models from other safety domains (Westrum, 1993;Breen et al, 2018;Hudson et al, 2000;Cooper, 2000), as well as an evidencebased behaviour change model (Darnton & Horne, 2013). Furthermore, the creators of these frameworks have extensive knowledge and experience of applying Safe System thinking in multiple territories, including understanding the challenges and opportunities for those trying to eliminate road risk.…”

Section: Road Safety Maturity Frameworkmentioning

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Maturity measurement in road traffic injury prevention

Stipdonk,

Aarts,

Campsall

et al. 2024

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Road traffic related death and injury continues to be a major challenge globally. Unsafe road use is particularly evident in low- and middle-income countries while also being a growing concern for private sector organisations. The Safe System approach is recognized internationally as the leading approach to improving road safety and previous work has codified the essential management functions and interventions evident in its successful implementation. Tracking the development of Safe System adoption within the public and private sectors is of interest for several reasons. This paper presents recent development and use of road safety maturity frameworks and discusses the utility of these approaches for road safety practitioners and researchers.

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Section: Road Safety Maturity Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The culture of an organization is shaped in many ways, including through the beliefs, attitudes, and values of its members (Westrum, 1993;Hudson et al, 2000;Cooper, 2000). Culture is also shaped by the way actions are applied, through dedicated roles and responsibilities (Darnton & Horne, 2013).…”

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Maturity measurement in road traffic injury prevention

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Campsall

et al. 2024

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“…From the previous model, a framework was developed to determine the stages of maturity of an organization's safety culture by conducting in-depth interviews with 26 senior oil industry executives working in various multinational and contracting companies [8,9]. It contains 11 tangible or concrete elements related to the safety management system, and 7 less tangible or abstract elements involving perceptions of the workforce.…”

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Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method Applied to Assess and Improve Human and Organizational Factors Maturity in Mining Industry

Karim¹,

Cherkaoui²

2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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The literature shows a growing interest in taking into account human and organizational factors (HOFs) to achieve safe and successful human performance by reducing the risk of errors. In this sense, the concept of maturity models aims to help companies in the integration of these factors by assessing the current level of maturity and define future areas for improvement. The HOFs maturity model shown in this article is based on the five main factors that can impact human performance and safety positively. The measurement methodology consists in applying the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) method to calculate the weighting of the elements of the model since they do not have the same importance. Next, the Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method (FCEM) is used to determine the maturity level in terms of HOFs among the five proposed by performing an assessment of the sub-factors using a questionnaire. The purpose of using fuzzy logic is to deal with vagueness and uncertainty of the human reasoning . The proposed model and methodologies are implemented to bring out the current situation of a Moroccan mining organization and identify the elements that require more effort to reach the next level of maturity.

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