This document discusses several factors related to human nature and safety in the workplace. It addresses why work-related injuries may occur due to factors like cognitive failures, interpersonal influences, and mistakes. The document also mentions approaches for analyzing incidents like the Haddon model and creating a total safety culture by considering aspects of behavior, environment, and the individual. It questions whether all injuries can be prevented and discusses how to approach correcting incidents.

1. Effects of Human Nature Is Working Safely Easy? Why or Why Not?

2. Effects of Human Nature What Factors cause work related injuries?

3. Effects of Human Nature Video Why Didn’t the Person Perform the Job Safely?

4. OSH 350 - Approaches to Safety Culture Total Safety Culture Person Environment Behavior

5. Effects of Human Nature How do we approach correction of an incident after it happens? Haddon Model

6. Effects of Human Nature All Injuries are Preventable? Agree or Disagree? Why?

7. Effects of Human Nature Video

8. Effects of Human Nature Human Factors – 7 BASIC ID Behavior Attitude Sensation Imagery Cognition Interpersonal Drugs

9. Effects of Human Nature Story from Book (Dave’s Story)

10. Effects of Human Nature Cognitive Failures Rewards/Zero Accidents Cognition Flow Capture Errors

11. Effects of Human Nature Cognitive Failures Description Errors Loss of Activation Errors

12. Effects of Human Nature Cognitive Errors Mode Errors Mistakes and Calculated Risks

13. Effects of Human Nature Interpersonal Factors Peer Influence Power of Authority

14. Effects of Human Nature Mode Errors Mistakes and Calculated Risks