Globally, falls from height (FFH) are a substantial public health jeopardy and are among the
important leading causes of serious and fatal injuries for construction workers. A …

Cyber security incidents are now prevalent in many organisations. Arguably, those who can
learn from security incidents and address the underlying causes will reduce the prevalence …

Falls at construction sites account for approximately 50% of all accidents reported in the US
annually, making them the leading cause of injuries and fatalities. Although there have been …

Learning from incidents, accidents and disasters contributes to improvement of safety and
the prevention of unwanted events. In this review, literature on learning from safety incidents …

Patients are continually being put at risk of harm, and health care organisations are
struggling to learn effectively from past experiences in order to improve the safe delivery and …

Purpose Construction workers' health and safety (CWHS) research in India has not gained
much attention among researchers. This study aims to review articles related to CWHS …

For effective and efficient learning to occur from safety incidents, certain factors and
conditions related to the organisation, the actors or agents of learning, the learning process …

In this paper the findings are presented of a multinational study involving 27 companies that
have adopted a 'Zero Accident Vision'(ZAV). ZAV is the ambition that all accidents are …

Major accidents in the chemical process industries are relatively rare, but the resulting harm
to workers, property loss, business interruption, and the environment are very serious. This …

This discussion paper is written out of a concern. We noticed that many companies with a
good safety reputation have adopted a zero accident vision, yet there is very little scientific …