Report
Visualising Safety, an Exploration
Visualising Safety, an Exploration
- Open access
- Report
- 10.1007/978-3-031-33786-4
- Unknown
- Human FactorsLeadership and Culture
- Human factorsLeadership and safety cultureSystems-theory safety
- Operator displays and control interfaces
- Competence and trainingContractor managementHuman-centred designSafety communication
- Construction
Summary
An edited research volume examines how posters, accident models, interfaces, spatial models, network diagrams and films represent safety. Historical and field studies explore communication, design and organisational coordination, while conceptual chapters examine visual metaphors and functional signatures. Contributors question effectiveness evidence and highlight biases introduced by selection, omission and context.
Classifications: Human factors; human performance; ergonomics.
Classifications: Leadership and safety culture; safety culture; safety leadership.
Classifications: Systems-theory safety.
Classifications: Operator displays and control interfaces.
Classifications: Competence and training; competency assurance; safety training.
Classifications: Contractor management; contractor assurance.
Classifications: Human-centred design.
Classifications: Safety communication; toolbox talk; toolbox talks.
Classifications: Construction; construction industry.
Summary
Open access edited volume exploring how drawings, posters, images and films are used to represent and communicate safety.
10.1007/978-3-031-33786-4. Themes: human factors, leadership and culture.