In this Opinion Piece, René Amalberti returns to the well-known – but often poorly understood – concepts of rule-based safety and managed-based safety, and underlines the dangers of oversimplification.

He also proposes a typology of managed safety levels, ranging from ‘professionalism’ to ‘super expertise’, and how these profiles can be integrated in the organization.

To read online, or download:

  • Professionals, experts and super experts: an insight into rule-based safety and managed-based safety

For the polyglots among you, this Opinion Piece is also available in:

  • Spanish
  • French

He’s had his say, now have yours

The FonCSI’s Industrial Safety Opinion Pieces are short articles on the issues surrounding at-risk activities, and their relationship to society. The purpose is to stimulate debate – we would love to hear what you think – and motivate further research.

So, if you find René Amalberti’s opinion interesting, but don’t entirely agree with him… get in touch with your ideas for a follow-up (tribunes@foncsi.org), or another article on the same, or a related subject, to be published on the Foncsi website.

See you soon – we’re waiting to hear from you!

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