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Storybuilder—A tool for the analysis of accident reports
Authors:LJ Bellamy  BJM Ale  TAW Geyer  LHJ Goossens  AR Hale  J Oh  M Mud  A Bloemhof  IA Papazoglou  JY Whiston
Affiliation:a Risk Centre TU Delft, Postbus 5015, 2628BX Delft, The Netherlands
b White Queen BV, Postbus 712, 2130 AS Hoofddorp, The Netherlands
c ERM Risk, 8 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0ER, UK
d Safety Science, TU Delft, Postbus 5015, 2628BX Delft, The Netherlands
e Ministry SZW, The Netherlands
f National Center for Scientific Research, Demokritos, 153 10 Agia Parskevi, Greece
g Whiston Computers Ltd, 32 Broolers Court, Off Baldwin Gardens, London EC1N 7RR, UK
Abstract:As part of an ongoing effort by the ministry of Social Affairs and Employment of The Netherlands a research project is being undertaken to construct a causal model for the most commonly occurring scenarios related to occupational risk. This model should provide quantitative insight in the causes and consequences of occupational accidents. The results should be used to help selecting optimal strategies to reduce these risks taking the costs of accidents and of measures into account. The research is undertaken by an international consortium under the name of Workgroup Occupational Risk Model. One of the components of the model is a tool to systematically classify and analyse past accidents. This tool: “Storybuilder” and its place in the Occupational Risk Model (ORM) are described in the paper.The paper gives some illustrations of the application of the Storybuilder, drawn from the study of ladder accidents, which forms one of the biggest single accident categories in the Dutch data.
Keywords:Occupational risk  Accident analysis  Quantification
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