The prevalence of Indonesian railway accidents has not been declining, with hundreds of fatalities reported in the past decade. As an effort to help the National Transportation Safety Committee (NTSC), this study was conducted that aimed at understanding factors that might have contributed to the accidents. Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) was utilized for this purpose. ...

As the congestion and complexity of airspace continue to grow, the importance of identifying the human factors contributing to separation violations between aircraft will increase. An air traffic controller’s ability to maintain high levels of performance is becoming increasingly interdependent with advanced interfaces and computerized support technology. Therefore, appropriate methods for inve...

Human and organizational factors (HOFs) play an important role in electric misoperation accidents (EMAs), but research into the reliability of human is still its infancy field EMAs, further investment urgently required. To analyze HOFs a hybrid method including Factors Analysis Classification System (HFACS) fuzzy fault tree analysis (FFTA) was applied to EMAs for first time paper. HFACS used id...

Even in the context of smart mines, unsafe human acts are still an important cause coal mine gas explosion accidents, but there few models to analyze accidents. This study tries solve this problem through a risk assessment method accidents based on Human Factor Analysis and Classification system (HFACS-GE) Bayesian networks (BN). After verifying reliability HFACS-GE framework, BN model factors ...

Fatal police shootings are highly contentious and troublesome for normative standards of legitimacy. shooting investigations often criticised because they lack impartiality, transparency rigour. To assist policing practitioners policymakers in the UK beyond with managing these issues, we present a new analytical framework investigating fatal shootings. We re-contextualise Shappell Wiegmann’s ‘H...

Abstract The incidence of inter-city bus accidents receives a lot attention from the public because they often cause heavy casualties. Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) is prevailing tool used for traffic accident risk assessment. However, it has several shortcomings, example: (1) can only identify potential failure modes, but lacks capability quantitative assessment; (2)...

The Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS) was used to classify maintenance-related general aviation accidents in the United States from 1990 to 2000 inclusive. The analysis revealed that among the maintainers, skill-based errors were most frequent cause of accidents, followed by violations committed by both professional maintainers and owneroperators. Furthermore, violations ...