Malfunctions: incidents and accidents
Ergonomics Human-machine systems
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Malfunctions: incidents and accidents
Ergonomics Human-machine systems

Authors : Arona AW, Jean-Claude ROUHET

Publication date: March 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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2. Malfunctions: incidents and accidents

Studying the origins of malfunctions is one of the major issues in ergonomic analysis. There are several competing approaches to the analysis of incident and accident processes. Methodological approaches, in terms of identifying contributing factors, have the advantage of taking into account the globality of the work situation.

The ergonomist proposes the identification of contributing factors in the analysis of incidents in pilot systems. The author [7] proposes a classification of contributing factors based on an approach to incident and accident analysis.

  • Factors contributing to the state of the technical system (in the broad sense of the term, including aids, documentation, etc.): here we're talking about all the parameters that characterize the...

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