"It might seem to us that industrial accidents occur because we do not know how to prevent them. In fact they occur because we do not use the knowledge that is available." - The Chemical Engineer's Resource Centre, 01/2002

Accident Phenomenon

• Accident Analysis & Prevention (Special Issues)

• Accident Analysis & Prevention (Tables of Contents)

• Chernobyl Ten Years on Radiological and Health Impact - An Assessment by the NEA Committee on Radiation Protection and Public Health, November 1995, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency

• MORT Diagram - A typical example illustrated by DOE

Accident Prevention & Control

• Preventive Measures in Hazardous Occupations in Asia. Asian-Pacific Regional Network on Occupational Safety and Health Information (ASIA-OSH). ILO. 01/2001

• Silicosis Prevention (Full-text articles available)

• Prevention & Control of Hazards CCOHS 'Answers'

• Safety Hazards  

Accident Investigation / Analysis

• Accident Statistics Analysis, SafetyLine Institute, Australia. 01/2002

• Accident Investigation provides information, reports and resources concerning chemical accidents in the United States.

Critical Incident Analysis

• Critical Incident Analysis  Each of us in our professional lives is likely to face a variety of critical incidents during which an ethical dilemma arises. Often we handle such dilemmas by reacting based on our past experiences, our emotional health at the time, and/or "what seems to be right." However, it is possible to be proactive, rather than reactive, and use an ethical decision making process to guide your responses. The purpose of this page is to show how this might work.

   

• Xerox PARC Study of Critical Incidents on the Web

   

• Critical incident analysis, reflective practice workshop, 1 MAY 2001

   

• Enhancing Critical Analysis in Research Through Reflective Writing

  Abstract: Critical reflection is seen as an integral part of research, particularly action research. This may take the form of group discussion among collaborative researchers who also act as critical friends. www.aare.edu.au/98pap/han98330.htm

   

  Infopolis2- Ergonomics Methods- Task Analysis Methods: Critical Incident Technique

  www.ul.ie/~infopolis/methods/incident.html

    

  Critical incident analysis

  Slides www.unl.ac.uk/simt/im271/lec9-slides/sld004.htm   Critical Incident Critical Incidents refers to real experiences you have had in which a communication issue was involved. Often these are times when you are not sure how to respond. 5 www.usm.maine.edu/com/intro-online/critical.htm   PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE CRITICAL INCIDENT RECALL TECHNIQUE This paper traces practical application of the Critical Incident Recall technique at the electrical department of a major open-cut mine over a 6 month period. www.qmc.com.au/docs/speeches/robotham.html   Incident Retrieval and Analysis Incident Reporting and Analysis is a sub-area of the field of Accident Analysis. Incident reporting provides an important defence against future failures in many safety-critical industries. www.cs.ucd.ie/staff/jcarthy/home/Incident.html   Critical Incident Solutions That Work uses the critical incident technique as an ethnographic research tool. www.solutionsthatwork.com/critical_incident.htm

   

Critical Incident Technique

• Critical Incident Technique

• Use of the Critical Incident Technique to Evaluate the Impact of MEDLINE

• Critical Incident Technique: Method at a Glance
  Jim Carpenter, 11/21/00