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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 73 Winter 2011

Page #12 It looks at safety culture both in relation to real events and also considers how it can be assessed and changed. … Page #12 This book develops step-by-step,a 'road map' to help clarify thinking and to provide some tools to assess and strengthen safety culture.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 87 Summer 2015

Page #2 87 – Summer 2015 Contents 2 Hazards Forum AGM 2015 3 Maintaining a Robust Nuclear Safety Culture – From New Build to Decommissioning 15 From the Secretary… … Page #4 This evening seminar aims to bring together regulatory and industry perspectives of nuclear safety culture development across the nuclear plant lifecycle.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 88 Autumn 2015

Page #5 To illustrate the relevance of organisational safety culture failings and elicit precursors, twelve events were studied. … Page #5 In some cases this did not look beyond paper systems and did not identify failures to comply in practice with requirements, or recognise deficiencies in the underlying safety culture.

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^[PDF] Hazads-Forum-Workshop-Effective-Regulator-Dutyholder-Relationships-Luise-Marc-and-Helen-7-November-2024

Page #9 The Mutual Impact of Nuclear Regulatory Bodies and Licence Holders from a Safety Culture Perspective … Page #17 The Mutual Impact of Nuclear Regulatory Bodies and Licence Holders from a Safety Culture Perspective, Report No.

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Page #10 The Mutual Impact of Nuclear Regulatory Bodies and Licence Holders from a Safety Culture Perspective … Page #19 The Mutual Impact of Nuclear Regulatory Bodies and Licence Holders from a Safety Culture Perspective, Report No.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 82 Spring 2014

Page #7 In order to do this to the right standard there is an emphasis on nuclear safety culture. … Page #8 In terms of developing the nuclear safety culture it is important to be aware when things aren’t right. … Page #10 There are different models of the principles behind nuclear safety culture and what it means.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 92 Autumn 2016

Page #6 They are seen as a central focus for instilling the attitudes valued as part of a safety culture. … Page #8 Safety Culture sits at the middle of this framework. … Page #8 Also, non-experts tend to have a lower baseline of what a good safety culture looks like which can lead to organisations receiving overly positive results.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 65 Winter 2009

Page #4 The inherited safety culture provides a sound background in which to produce this fuel. … Page #6 It was suggested however that the safety culture introduced through the hazard industries and their proactive approach, may mean that major accidents and incidents are less likely.

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^[PDF] Newsletter Issue No. 93 Winter 2016

Page #8 These three pillars must sit upon deep foundations of values and a vibrant safety culture, with a ‘roof’ of strong, humble leadership.

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Page #4 process hazard analysis • compliance obligation management • emergency preparedness and response • competency management • site security • process safety culture 292 Longley.indd 14292 Longley.indd 1424/07/2023 15:34:4224/07/2023 15:34:42

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