Jan Hayes

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RMIT University

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Jan Hayes is a Professor at RMIT University in Australia. His research primarily focuses on procurement processes, decision-making models, organizational safety behavior, and risk prevention policy tools. Recent articles reflect a commitment to addressing public safety and industry upskilling, particularly in relation to low-carbon technologies and the plumbing sector. His work also explores the dynamics of regulatory conflicts and collective behaviors in organizations.

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André Dorée

University of Twente

NETHERLANDS

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Leon olde Scholtenhuis

University of Twente

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Trivess Moore

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RMIT University

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Sarah Holdsworth

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RMIT University

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Nicola Willand

Senior Lecturer

RMIT University

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Adapting to the rhythm of the procurement cycle. Organizational reliability implications of change processes in procured critical services

Extending Choosing-by-Advantages Decision-Making Model with Case-Based Reasoning

The part that we play: Engineers’ perceptions of their responsibility for public safety

A case of collective lying: How deceit becomes entrenched in organizational safety behavior

A comparative analysis of risk prevention policy tools and governance structures in Normandy (France) and Victoria (Australia): Assessing policies for high-risk sites

Dynamics of the room: expert wrangling in the process of standard formation

Maintaining Industry Currency and Upskilling for Low-Carbon Technologies in Small Business Construction Trades: Study of Plumbing Practitioners in Australia

Regulatory conflict and a latent public safety risk? The case of gas infrastructure

Scenario-based capability assessment in professional learning contexts

Upskilling plumber gasfitters for hydrogen: An empirical study using the Theory of Planned Behavior

Hydrogen for all? Household energy vulnerability and the transition to hydrogen in Australia

When Ethics is a Technical Matter: Engineers’ Strategic Appeal to Ethical Considerations in Advocating for System Integrity

Defining the capable engineer: Non-technical skills that support safe decisions in uncertain, dynamic situations

‘More likely to be killed by a coconut’: varying professional perceptions of risk impacting residential development planning around pipelines

Planning, gas pipelines and community safety: What is the role for local planning authorities in managing risk in the neoliberal era?

Finding the parallels: Practitioner learning from cross sector disaster cases

Individual Liability and the Development of Defensive Engineering in Professional Practice

Individual Liability and the Development of Defensive Engineering in Professional Practice

Regulating urban development around major accident hazard pipelines: a systems comparison of governance frameworks in Australia and the UK

Witch hunts and scapegoats: an investigation into the impact of personal liability concerns on engineers’ reporting of risks

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André Dorée

Leon olde Scholtenhuis

Trivess Moore

Sarah Holdsworth

Nicola Willand

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