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Erik Hollnagel
Professor, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus
LiU (S), Mines ParisTech (F), SDU (DK)
The chief motive of all human actions is the desire to avoid anxiety.
Ibn Hazm (994-1064)
“To trace something unfamiliar back to something familiar is at once a relief, a comfort and a Satisfaction, while it also produces a feeling of power. The unfamiliar involves danger, anxiety and care -the fundamental instinct is to get rid of these painful circumstances. First principle - any explanation is better than none at all.” (Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900)
CONTACT
If you are interested in finding out more about the FRAM, RAG, Resilience Engineering, Safety-I & Safety-II, Synesis or safety management in general, you are welcome to contact me for the following services, either in situ or web-based:
- Management and Board level introductions and tutorials.
- Bespoke company/industry training courses (introductory to advanced) on Safety-I and Safety-II, synesis, FRAM (Functional Resonance Analysis Method), Resilience Assessment Grid (RAG), critical crisis thinking as well as other topics (please ask for details).
- Tailor-made consulting and expert advice on resilience engineering, safety management, functional modelling, and synesis.
- Project collaboration. Please inquire about details.
I have many years of international experience in giving keynotes / lectures / tutorials, management presentations, conducting professional courses (1-5 days), and consulting to industry and public institutions. In addition to FRAM, RAG, Safety-II, and Resilience Engineering, my areas of expertise include human factors, accident investigation, risk assessment, safety audits, safety culture, and safety management in general.
A list of companies and organisations that I have worked with is available on request
You are welcome to contact me by sending me an e-mail.