Rebuilding a safety culture
George A. Rodney
Abstract
George A. Rodney
Abstract
The development of a culture of safety and NASA since the Challenger accident is reviewed. The technical elements of the strengthened NASA safety program are described, including problem reporting, risk/assessment/risk management, operational safety, and safety assurance are addressed. Future directions in the development of safety are considered.
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The development of a culture of safety and NASA since the Challenger accident is reviewed. The technical elements of the strengthened NASA safety program are described, including problem reporting, risk/assessment/risk management, operational safety, and safety assurance are addressed. Future directions in the development of safety are considered.
Key concepts: Safety assurance, Safety culture, Safety case, Risk analysis (engineering), Risk management, Engineering, System safety, Accident investigation