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Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Learning from Incidents

This seminar series, organized by the ESRC, focuses on Learning from Incidents (LFI) within organizations to enhance safety and prevent future negative events. Featuring esteemed scholars and practitioners from various fields, the seminars explore the gaps in current disciplinary perspectives, methodological approaches, and the integration of research and practice. Through keynotes, group work, and collaborative discussions, attendees aim to develop a robust research and development roadmap that addresses theory, methodology, policy, and practice in occupational safety and learning.

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Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Learning from Incidents

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  1. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Learning from Incidents ESRC Seminar Series lfiseminars.ning.com@lfiseminars Dr. Anoush Margaryan, Caledonian Academy, Glasgow Caledonian University

  2. Prof. Allison Littlejohn, Glasgow Caledonian • Prof. Sue Scott, Edinburgh/York/Helsinki • Prof. Neville Stanton, Southampton • Prof. RhonaFlin, Aberdeen • Dr Christian Greiffenhagen, Loughborough • Mr Stuart King, Energy Institute • Mr Neal Stone, British Safety Council • Mrs Jennifer Watson, Glasgow Caledonian

  3. LFI is a process through which employees and the organisation as a whole seek to understand any negative safety event that has taken place, to prevent similar future events.

  4. Gap 1: Limited disciplinary perspectives Gap 2: Limited methodological approaches

  5. INTERDISCIPLINARY • Adult Workplace Learning • Organisational Learning • Sociology • Industrial Psychology • Human Factors • Ethnomethodology

  6. Gap 3: Poor integration of LFI research & practice

  7. INTERSECTORAL • Established scholars & early-career researchers • Industry • Professional bodies • Policy-makers

  8. Six seminars in 2013-2015 • Theory, methodology, policy and practice, research-practice nexus, R&D agenda • Keynote talks and group work

  9. Jun 11-12, 2014: Theory @Aberdeen • Oct 2014: Methodology @Loughborough • Feb 2015: Practice @EI London • Jun 2015: Research to practice @ BSC London • Oct 2015: R&D agenda @ Glasgow Caledonian

  10. R&D roadmap • Book • Future joint activities such as grants, courses

  11. 10:15-11:40 Keynotes 1-3 11:40-11:50 Break 11:50-13:10 Keynotes 4-8 13:10-14:00 Lunch 14:00-16:00 Group task: Devising RQs 16:00-16:30 Operational matters

  12. Q&A after each talk • Timing: • green card – 5 mins left • orange card – 1 min left • pink card – time is up

  13. Operational matters • Dissemination plan • Edited volume • NING • Planning next seminars • What could have been done better?

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