June reading Advice

The central idea of the article is that the concept of safety is often used in imprecisely, making it difficult to assess what actually constitutes evidence of safety.

The authors, Chinese experts from Shandong Management University, propose moving beyond a perspective based primarily on indicators or outcomes and instead viewing safety as a governance claim that must be argued and demonstrated. When an organization asserts that a system is “sufficiently safe,” that claim must be capable of being explained, verified, challenged, and revised.

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> Safety as a defensible governance claim within safety management: a minimal structure for auditable safety arguments, from Junjie Wei, Haoyang Ren & Jian Miao

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