Risk science is becoming increasingly important as businesses, policymakers and public
sector leaders are tasked with decision-making and investment using varying levels of …

Safety Culture and managing employee relationships in a safe and socially responsible
climate might help avoid risks at the workplace and reputational damage for companies …

Microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is a serious concern and plays a significant role
in the marine and subsea industry's infrastructure failure. A probabilistic methodology is …

The study is inspired by the change in the risk landscape caused by the development of
digitalization and automation in the high-risk industry. The increasing convergence of …

The call for integrated management of safety and security (IMSS) derives from intensification
of digitalisation development and the increased reliance on information communication …

This paper concerns intelligence and risk management in a customs and border control
context. Intelligence here refers to the collection, sharing, processing, analysis and …

Culture shapes how general principles, rules and knowledge concretise in a specific
context. Therefore, broadening the approach to disaster risk management by incorporating …

Individuals' risk tolerance capacity is one of the primary reasons for their unsafe behaviour at
the workplace and is commonly identified as an important causal factor for the majority of …

Risk culture shapes individual, group, organizational, and societal risk perception, and
behavior, and, therefore, is a promising concept in risk analysis. Risk culture concepts are …

The degree to which an individual is willing to take risks ie, risk tolerance is often cited as a
significant causal element in the majority of workplace accidents. It is essential to determine …