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Safiétou MBAYE : Organizational and human factors researcher - EDF Research and Development, Clamart, France
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Stéphanie TILLEMENT : Senior lecturer in organizational sociology - École des mines de Nantes, France
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Geneviève SALIOU : Organizational and human factors researcher - EDF Research and Development, Clamart, France
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Violaine BRINGAUD : Organizational and human factors researcher - EDF Research and Development, Clamart, France
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Benoît JOURNE : University Professor of Management Sciences - University of Nantes, IEMN-IAE, France
INTRODUCTION
Field: Organizational and human factors for industrial safety
Degree of technology diffusion: Emergence | Growth | Maturity
Technologies involved : Occupational psychology, sociology, management, ergonomics, engineering science
Applications: High-risk industries (transport, energy)
Main French players: Chaire Recherche en sûreté organisation hommes (RESOH) at the École des mines de Nantes; Fondation et institut pour une culture de sécurité industrielle (FonCSI/ICSI); Facteurs organisationnels et humains pour les systèmes socio-techniques (FOHST) group at EDF Recherche et développement; Institut de maîtrise des risques (IMdR); Nuclear Safety Division of the Institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire (IRSN).
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