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Airlines, Incidents and Investigators, modern societies both depend upon and take largely for granted. They also reflect the dramatic shifts that have occurred in the past few decades towards ever greater levels of complexity, specialisation, technology and innovation in organisations. These trends are felt in industries as diverse as b

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Overseeing and Monitoring Safety,ading, is a primary objective of risk management and is one of the most fundamental aims of flight safety investigators. Monitoring and overseeing safety requires investigators to maintain a clear picture of the current state of safety across organisational activities and to notice and pick up on an

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Identifying and Constructing Risks,ly possible to analyse and address threats to organisational safety if those threats are identified in the first place. If the signs of emerging risks are misinterpreted, misunderstood — or entirely missed — then risk management can fail at this early stage, before it has barely begun. As explored i

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Improving and Evaluating Safety,s are complicated by the organisational arrangements within which safety management is conducted. Investigators, like many risk managers, are typically based in independent safety oversight departments with no executive authority or direct operational responsibilities. This separation between safety

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Organising Resilience,ks and improve safety? Answering these questions requires understanding the practical theories that shape how investigators think, along with the situated practices through which they interpret and act. Flight safety investigators represent a particular type of risk manager: one that works at the he

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