Print Email Facebook Twitter Taalproblemen bij BRZO- en ARIE bedrijven, een onderschat gevaar? Een verkennend onderzoek naar het raakvlak tussen taalproblemen en zware ongevallen. Title Taalproblemen bij BRZO- en ARIE bedrijven, een onderschat gevaar? Een verkennend onderzoek naar het raakvlak tussen taalproblemen en zware ongevallen. Author Lindhout, P. Contributor Ale, B.J.M. (promotor) Faculty Technology, Policy and Management Department Safety Science Group Date 2010-05-10 Abstract Language issues as a result of illiteracy and foreign languages on the shopfloor are not being identified as a risk within current safety management systems. These risks are to be identified, quantified and prioritised in order to allow risk reducing measures to be taken.The nature of language issues related danger was investigated in literature. Based on accident investigation reports, human error research and accident investigation method causal factor categories, the associated risks were quantified. Legibility of safety related documents used by Seveso II companies was investigated and found to be poor in many cases. Interviews and a survey among Seveso II companies are to be used to identify the gap between current best practices and the language issue related dangers found in literature. This investigation shows by means of triangulation with different approaches that language issue related risks are indeed underestimated or even completely ignored. A recommended coarse of action and further work in order to arrive at appropriate measures are presented. Subject language issuemajor hazardSeveso IIilliteracyMulti-language shopfloorprocedurediversityBRZO 1999 To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:70505cf4-a0b9-49ad-bad6-e8d3e38aa8fa Publisher - Embargo date 2010-05-10 ISBN 9789056382223 Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type doctoral thesis Rights (c) 2010 Lindhout, P. Files PDF Proefschrift_V15_-_A4_Taa ... blemen.pdf 2.95 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:70505cf4-a0b9-49ad-bad6-e8d3e38aa8fa/datastream/OBJ/view