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A Human Factors Taxonomy for Ship Recycling: Developing and Validating HFACS-SR for a High-Risk, Low-Resource Industry Through Card Sorting

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By Ini Akpadiaha, Emediong Christopher Umana, Mmenyene Michael Udoh
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You are already at the latest version The ship recycling industry experiences frequent accidents with severe consequences attributed to human and organizational factors. Existing human factors frameworks, including the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System (HFACS), provide comprehensive taxonomies for accident analysis, but their complexity and granularity pose challenges in low-resource, high-risk contexts such as ship dismantling yards.
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