Near Miss Reporting As a Safety Tool

Content: 
Front Matter, Page III
Copyright, Page IV
List of contributors, Pages VI-VII
FOREWORD, Page VIII, A.R. Hale, D.A. Lucas, T.W. van der Schaaf
Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-8, Tjerk W. van der Schaaf
Chapter 2 - TOO LITTLE AND TOO LATE: A COMMENTARY ON ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEMS, Pages 9-26, James Reason
Chapter 3 - A FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNING NEAR MISS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, Pages 27-34, Tjerk W. van der Schaaf
Chapter 4 - UNDERSTANDING, REPORTING AND PREVENTING HUMAN FIXATION ERRORS, Pages 35-50, M. Masson
Chapter 5 - “NEAR MISS” REPORTING PITFALLS FOR NUCLEAR PLANTS, Pages 51-56, Geoffrey Ives
Chapter 6 - DEVELOPMENT OF A NEAR MISS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT A CHEMICAL PROCESS PLANT, Pages 57-63, Tjerk W. van der Schaaf
Chapter 7 - IDA: AN INTERACTIVE PROGRAM FOR THE COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF ACCIDENT DATA, Pages 65-77, A.R. Hale, J. Karczewski, F. Koornneef, E. Otto
Chapter 8 - SIGNALS PASSED AT DANGER: NEAR MISS REPORTING FROM A RAILWAY PERSPECTIVE, Pages 79-92, R.K. Taylor, D.A. Lucas
Chapter 9 - VIDEO ANALYSIS OF ROAD USER BEHAVIOUR AT INTERSECTIONS, Pages 93-109, Richard van der Horst
Chapter 10 - USE OF TRAFFIC CONFLICTS FOR NEAR-MISS REPORTING, Pages 111-125, Gerald R. Brown
Chapter 11 - ORGANISATIONAL ASPECTS OF NEAR MISS REPORTING, Pages 127-136, Deborah A. Lucas
Chapter 12 - CONCLUSIONS, Pages 137-148
Index, Pages 149-151