H&S-Accident theory (Q920)
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mechanisms behind the occurrence of accidents
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | H&S-Accident theory | mechanisms behind the occurrence of accidents |
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balance between usability and acceptable risk. (English)
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risks as the combination of a dangerous situation or action with the probability that something will go wrong, and the impact it has. (English)
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relation between risks, incidents, accidents and injuries (English)
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causes of unsafe actions (not knowing, not being able to, not wanting) (English)
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types of unsafe situations (Organization, Equipment, Circumstances) (English)
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importance of coincidence in avoiding accidents (English)
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