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A Life In Error - From Little Slips To Big Disasters, by James Reason
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A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits of Disorder by Eric Abrahamson and David H. Freedman
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Antifragile, by Nassim Taleb
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Bad Science, by Ben Goldacre
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Barriers And Accident Prevention, Or How To Improve Safety By Understanding The Nature Of Accidents Rather Than Finding Their Causes, by Erik Hollnagel
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Beroepsziekten Voorkomen - De Sluipmoordenaars Aangepakt, door D.G.A. Oosthuizen, W.J.T. van Alphen en A.J. van der Meer-de Pater
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Beyond Blame - Learning From Failure and Success, by Dave Zwieback
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Bruggen Naar Het Onbekende, by Aime Heere
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Challenging the Safety Quo, by Craig Marriott
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Command and Control - The Story Of Nuclear Weapons And The Illusion Of Safety, by Eric Schlosser
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Controlling The Controllable, by Jop Groeneweg
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Crew Resource Management: Veilig en effectief samenwerken in teams, door Tom Bijlsma
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Das Risikoparadox: Warum wir uns vor dem Falschen fürchten, by Ortwin Renn
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De Risicoprofessional Komt Eraan, by Walter Zwaard
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De Veerkrachtige Professional, door Willem Verbeke en Dave Teeuwsen
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Delegeer Resultaat - Ontvankelijk Leiderschap Voor Een Resultaatgerichte Organisatie, by Joost Vos
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Discussing Heinrich, Part 0: Introduction
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Discussing Heinrich, Part 1: Heinrich '41
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Discussing Heinrich, Part 2: Heinrich/Petersen/Roos '80
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Discussing Heinrich, Part 3: Manuele
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Discussing Heinrich, Part 4: Reflection and Conclusion
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Drift Into Failure, by Sidney Dekker
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Driving Fear Out of the Workplace, by Kathleen Ryan and Daniel Oestreich
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Duurzame Veiligheidscultuur: Het Spel en de Knikkers, door Willy Wastyn
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Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Life, by Neil Strauss
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Engineering A Safer World: Systems Thinking Applied To Safety, by Nancy Leveson
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Everything Is Going to Kill Everybody: The Terrifyingly Real Ways the World Wants You Dead, by Robert Brockway
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Failure in Safety-Critical Systems, by Chris Johnson
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Foolproof - Why Safety Can Be Dangerous And How Danger Makes Us Safe, by Greg Ip
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For The Love Of Zero, by Dr. Robert Long
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Foundations Of Risk Analysis: A Knowledge And Decision-Oriented Perspective, by Terje Aven
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Freakonomics - A Rogue Economist Explores The Hidden Side Of Everything, by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner
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Friendly Fire, The Accidental Shootdown Of U.S. Black Hawks Over Northern Iraq, by Scott A. Snook
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From Accidents To Zero, by Andrew Sharman
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Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In, by William L. Ury, Roger Fisher and Bruce M. Patton
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Gut Feelings - Short Cuts To Better Decision Making, by Gerd Gigerenzer
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Handboek Risicomanagement, door C.J. Musse (2006)
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Handbook of Safety and Accident Prevention, by Fred G. Lange
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How Safe is Safe Enough? Leadership, Safety and Risk Management, by Greg Alston
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How Safe Is Safe Enough? Technological Risks, Real and Perceived, by E.E. Lewis
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How To Build A Management System That Works, by Willem Top
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Human Factors and Ergonomics in Practice, edited by Steven Shorrock and Claire Williams
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I Want You To Cheat, by John Seddon
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In Pursuit Of Quality - The Case Against ISO 9000 by John Seddon
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Industrial Accident Prevention, by David Stewart Beyer
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Industrial Safety Organization for Executive and Engineer, by Lewis A. DeBlois
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Investigating Accidents with STEP - Occupational Safety and Health/13 by Kingsley Hendrick and Luwdig Benner, Jr.
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Just Culture, by Sidney Dekker (a summary)
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Klick, by Gerd Gigerenzer
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Lezen over ISO 45001
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