J. Hayes

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

Christina M. Scott-Young, Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2020, Environment Systems and Decisions.

A New Policy Direction in Offshore Safety Regulation

J. Hayes, 2012 .

Preventing black swans: incident reporting systems as collective knowledge management

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2016 .

Constructing safety: investigating senior executive long-term incentive plans and safety objectives in the construction sector

A. Hopkins, V. McDermott, R. P. Zhang, 2018 .

Shifting risk to the frontline: case studies in different contract working environments

V. McDermott, J. Hayes, Kathryn Henne, 2018 .

Risk shifting and disorganization in multi-tier contracting chains: The implications for public safety

Vanessa McDermott, Jan Hayes, V. McDermott, 2016, Safety Science.

Operational decision making in high hazard organisations

J. Hayes, 2009 .

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

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, J. Hayes, 2020, Environment Systems and Decisions.

Risk Management: from hazard logs to bow ties

Jan Hayes, Max Bice, J. Hayes, 2009 .

“This is How we Debate”: Engineers’ Use of Stories to Reason through Disaster Causation

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2020 .

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

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, J. Hayes, 2021 .

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

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, Trivess Moore, 2021 .

Stories and Standards: the impact of professional social practices on safety decision making

J. Hayes, 2018 .

Finding the parallels: Practitioner learning from cross sector disaster cases

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2020 .

The rise of defensive engineering: how personal liability considerations impact decision-making

Christina M. Scott-Young, Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2018 .

“It’s the Seeing and Feeling”: How Embodied and Conceptual Knowledges Relate in Pipeline Engineering Work

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2022, Qualitative Sociology.

The effects of power relationships: knowledge, practice and a new form of regulatory capture*

J. Hayes, D. K. King, 2018 .

The impact of personal liability concerns on incident reporting in engineered systems

Christina M. Scott-Young, Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2018, Safety and Reliability – Safe Societies in a Changing World.

Outsourcing and Safety—An Introduction

J. Hayes, Stéphanie Tillement, 2022, Contracting and Safety.

Case based learning among practicing engineers: design, facilitation and lessons learned

Jan Hayes, Sarah Maslen, Sarah Maslen, 2019, Cognition, Technology & Work.

Developing professional expertise for safety: a learning design framework

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, Sarah Maslen, 2022, Cognition, Technology & Work.

“It’s the Seeing and Feeling”: How Embodied and Conceptual Knowledges Relate in Pipeline Engineering Work

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2022, Qualitative sociology.

“This is How we Debate”: Engineers’ Use of Stories to Reason through Disaster Causation

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2020, Qualitative Sociology.

Investigating Accidents: The Case for Disaster Case Studies in Safety Science

J. Hayes, 2019, Safety Science Research.

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

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, J. Hayes, 2019 .

Experts under the microscope: the Wivenhoe Dam case

Jan Hayes, Sarah Maslen, Sarah Maslen, 2014, Environment Systems and Decisions.

Outsourced Enforcement: Improving the Public Accountability of Building Inspectors

J. Hayes, Nader Naderpajouh, R. P. Zhang, 2022, Contracting and Safety.

Contextualising capabilities for public safety in undergraduate sustainability engineering education

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, Sarah Maslen, 2022, Environmental Education Research.

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

O. Sandri, S. Holdsworth, Sarah Maslen, 2021, Science and Engineering Ethics.

The potential risk to public safety posed by the economic regulation of gas infrastructure

J. Hayes, Lynne Chester, D. K. King, 2022, Safety Science.

Working in the crowded underground: One call services as a boundary object

Jan Hayes, Vanessa McDermott, V. McDermott, 2017, Safety Science.

Knowing stories that matter: learning for effective safety decision-making

Sarah Maslen, Jan Hayes, Sarah Maslen, 2014 .

Individual Liability and the Development of Defensive Engineering in Professional Practice

Christina M. Scott-Young, Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, 2020 .

Investigating design office dynamics that support safe design

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2015 .

Taking responsibility for public safety: How engineers seek to minimise disaster incubation in design of hazardous facilities

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2015 .

Operator competence and capacity - Lessons from the Montara blowout

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2012 .

Safety decision making -- Drawing a line in the sand

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2010 .

The making of a legitimate standard

Sarah Maslen, J. Hayes, M. Merad, 2022, Safety Science.

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

Sarah Holdsworth, Sarah Maslen, Jan Hayes, 2021 .

Use of safety barriers in operational safety decision making

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2012 .

Disaster incubation: Grenfell Tower’s unnecessary lessons

Jan Hayes, J. Hayes, 2017 .