Section I: IntroductionChapter 1 Introducing some basic conceptsChapter 2 Framework conditionsChapter 3 Case studySection II: Theoretical foundationChapter 4 Accident theory and modelsChapter 5 Framework for accident analysisChapter 6 The occurrence of accidents over timeChapter 7 Management of safety through experience feedbackChapter 8 Criteria for assessing the efficiency of experience feedbackChapter 9 Barriers against lossChapter 10 The human element in accident controlSection III: Learning from incidents and deviationsChapter 11 Sources of data on accident risksChapter 12 Hazard identification, safety inspections and auditsChapter 13 Incident reporting and investigationChapter 14 Accumulated incident experienceSection IV: Monitoring of safety performanceChapter 15 Overview of safety performance indicatorsChapter 16 Loss-based safety performance indicatorsChapter 17 Process-based safety performance indicatorsChapter 18 Causal factor–based safety performance indicatorsChapter 19 Selecting safety performance indicatorsSection V: Risk assessmentChapter 20 The risk assessment processChapter 21 Coarse analysisChapter 22 Job safety analysisChapter 23 Risk assessments of machineryChapter 24 Comparison risk assessmentSection VI: Putting the pieces togetherChapter 25 The oil and gas industryChapter 26 The hydropower industryChapter 27 Work-related road transportationChapter 28 EpilogueAppendix A: DefinitionsAppendix B: SMORT checklists and questionnaireBibliography