Human reliability analysis (HRA) is a systematic technique to assess human systematic risk,
and has been widely used in various industries for enhancing the safety and reliability of …

Human reliability is a critical aspect during safety assessment of many complex systems.
Design, installation and maintenance are some of the tasks that are still demanded to …

The safety performance of sociotechnical systems (STSs) and their main components (eg,
human, organization, and technology) vary due to numerous performance shaping factors …

The requirements of Human Factors and Ergonomics (HF/E) in engineering design must be
satisfied, including usability, safety, reliability, and operability in the workplace and work …

The concept of a safety management system (SMS) to control the risks of operational
activities has been introduced in high-risk industries already some decades ago. SMS …

In order to manage the performance of socio-technical systems in a safe and sustainable
way, the importance of looking at human and organisational factors (HOF) and their …

The objective of the research was to establish data relating to underlying causes of human
error which are the most common cause of information security incidents within a private …

Contemporary safety philosophies, such as Safety II, promote the importance of
understanding effective work practices as well as those leading to adverse events. Despite …

The proper functioning of emergency response team members is crucial for the success of
any emergency response operation. The present study was designed to weigh and prioritize …

Several authors encouraged the application of Human Reliability Analysis (HRA) to patient
care, recognising the benefits it brought to high-risk industries in terms of human errors …