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The work of product designers has to evolve in phase with the improvements made to technology and changes in regulations. They have to work on different aspects of a product such as its technological, legal, environmental and occupational safety implications. European directive 2006/42/CE promulgates safe machine design principles to prevent professional risks. These principles guide machine designers...
Our primary aim in this paper is to argue for a discourse analytical take on questions of how risk and safety are managed by personnel in high-risk workplaces, with a special focus on constructions of “us” and “them”. Thus, we approach the same issue investigated in many other studies, i.e., diverging safety-related understandings between people representing various occupational groups. We choose...
This communication addresses the "Service Design, Engineering, Operations, & Innovations" topic. It is oriented towards the "Security & safety-related services and management" and deals more precisely with the Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA) practiced in high risk industrial fields. nuclear, chemical, military, and among others, guided transport. The PHA was developed...
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