The Cave Creek incident : a REASONed explanation

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Title

The Cave Creek incident : a REASONed explanation

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Examines how organisational conditions and practices, and local conditions can combine to create a disaster, using the 1995 Cave Creek disaster as an example. Sets out how the transmission of organisational decisions can encourage unsafe actions. Looks at the implications of organisational change, safety culture, and staff responsibility. Suggests how these theories can be applied practically.

Format

Journal

Date created

1997

Creator

Isaac, Anne, (School of Aviation, Massey University)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20744210

Related subjects

Accident investigation / Corporate culture / System safety / Industrial safety / Cave Creek Disaster (Cave Creek, New Zealand : 1995)

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