Food safety culture may establish the right environment for adequate food handling and
management, reducing violations of food safety regulation, especially those related to …

This paper uses industry wide survey data to assess employees' perceptions of safety
management and safety culture in the aviation industry. Results show that organisations, in …

The objective of this research is to develop an analytic method that uses data on both
accident and safety indicators to quantify the aviation risk which are caused by human …

This paper develops a new quantitative airline safety index based on comparative safety
performance and efforts of airlines. The index essentially indicates an airline's overall safety …

The advantages and added value of applying method triangulation to gain a more
comprehensive evaluation of the prevailing food safety culture in catering establishments is …

This paper presents a survey of the literature on human factors in airline safety and builds a
conceptual framework for designing future safety studies. In our framework, factors are …

Controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) is considered a typical accident category of “low-
probability-high consequence”. Human factors play an important role in CFIT accidents in …

We developed a model that integrates fuzzy logic, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), and
quality function deployment (QFD) to evaluate the importance weighting of the technical …

The continuing growth of the aviation industry will see robust demand for more qualified
pilots in the coming years. To meet the standards required to qualify as pilot, individuals …

Operations safety is an important issue in operations management. While prior studies have
focused on the operational performance of various airlines and airports, few have assessed …