Violations of rules and procedures are commonly identified as an important causal factor in
workplace accidents. Essentially, there are two different types of violations: intentional and …

This paper presents the results of an explorative study addressing conditions that may
explain violations of safety-related procedures in the maritime transportation industry. The …

Introduction Violations of safety rules and procedures are commonly identified as a causal
factor in accidents in the oil and gas industry. Extensive knowledge on effective …

The oil and gas industry's capability to operate effectively in acceptable risks and hazardous
situations is mainly dependent on safety. Infractions of safety standards and procedures are …

In the last few decades, there had been a lot of accidents in the oil and gas industry
throughout the world. This article reports a qualitative study of 30 employees employed in …

This research presents a model of employee behaviour related to the use of procedures in
safety critical industries. A key contribution is the focus on procedure-related behaviour that …

The relationship between safety culture and safety outcomes is well documented across
industries and countries, and regulators in different industries have increasingly included …

Offshore petroleum production involves several major hazards to health, safety and the
environment. Employees may contribute to guard against these hazards in different ways. To …

Measuring the distance between the performance of safety rules as imagined and safety
rules as enacted in high-risk environments has been an area of great interest and debate in …

This chapter suggests that the safety culture regulation experience should be questioned,
drawing on the direct experience of Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) employees and on …