Published in June 2017, HindSight 25 focused on the potential gap between work-as-imagined and work-as-done.

HindSight 25 Articles

Foreword

• Foreword: by Frank Brenner.

Editorial

• Greetings!, by Steven Shorrock.
• Invitation, participation, connection, by Steven Shorrock.

Op-ed

• Malicious compliance, by Sidney Dekker.

From the briefing room

• Can we ever imagine how work is done?, by Erik Hollnagel.
• Safety is in the eye of the beholder. The “put-yourself-in-other’s-shoes” concept for safety culture, by Florence-Marie Jegoux, Ludovic Mieusset and Sébastien Follet.
• Improving runway operations from a car park, by Sebastian Daeunert.
• Can competence assessment be used to understand normal work?, by Anne-Mette Petri and Anthony Smoker.
• Work-as-done by controllers: A practical approach in the ops room, by Guadalupe Cortés Obrero.
• Routine maintenance and routine operations: it takes two to tango, by Maria Kovacova.
• ‘Safety Holmes’: a dramatised investigation to bring safety to Life, by István Hegedus.
• The hidden obvious, by Paula Santos and João Esteves.
• Work-as-imagined, work-as-done: A safety management reality check for regulators, by Don Arendt.
• Work-as-imagined, work-as-done, and the rule of law, by Massimo Scarabello.

Views from above

• Imagine reality, by Wolfgang Starke.
• Fatigue management: Procedure vs practice, by Nick Carpenter and Ann Bicknell.
• Expertise and compliance, by Antonio Chialastri.
• Guiding the practice: The 4Ps, by Immanuel Barshi, Asaf Degani, Robert Mauro and Loukia Loukopoulou.

Views from elsewhere

• Introduction
• “I wouldn’t have done what they did”, by Martin Bromiley.
• Imagining work-as-done in simulation:Lessons from healthcare, by Michael Moneypenny.
• The problem of many imaginations, by Suzette Woodward.
• Vignettes

And now from something completely different...

• A plot twist at the Oscars, by Steven Shorrock.

Online Supplement

• Proactive safety with ground handling teams... And pigs might fly!, by Anne Isaac, Jason Cawdron and Harry Harrad.
• We should always have it both ways, by Jean-Jacques Speyer.
• Special section on Regulation 376/2014 and the law of unintended consequences

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