Titlebook: Beyond Safety Training; Embedding Safety in Corinne Bieder,Claude Gilbert,Hervé Laroche Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Captain Kirk, Managers and the Professionalization of Safety,ies. Therefore, the current call for “professionalization” in the domain of safety might be surprising. This chapter explores this apparent contradiction in the form of an imaginary dialogue between an operator and a manager. The current “injunction to professionalism” is critically assessed. Altern

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A Critique from Pierre-Arnaud Delattre,es in terminology of the word ‘professional’ and related terms, then he highlights that their respective approaches of human and organisational factors in Occupational Health & Safety originate from their own specific history.

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Situated Practice and Safety as Objects of Management,ctice, performed by real people in always unique contexts. Empirically, it is organized around two main examples, the first one being a discussion of the compartmentalization of safety seen in shipping and the railway sector. It shows how safety, as an object of management, has become decoupled from

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