programme - Fourth International Rail Human Factors Conference

11:35-12:00 Decision-making at
level crossings –
should a decision
point marker be
provided?
Claire Turner, ERM
Co-presenters:
Alastair McKenzie
Kerr, Ann Mills, John
McMorrow & Emma
Lowe
12:00-12:25 Checking for trains: An
on-road study of what
drivers actually do at
level crossings
Michael Lenné,
Monash University
Co-presenters:
Vanessa Beanland,
Paul M. Salmon,
Ashleigh Filtness &
Neville A. Stanton
12:25-12:50 Can you tame a level
crossing? Results
from a driving
simulator based
paradigm
Michael Cale, Emek
Yezreel Academic
College
Co-presenters:
Amos Gellert, Nathaly
Katz & Werner
Sommer
Our effort in
developing a safety
culture –
establishment of
safety management
system on the basis of
risk assessment
Yasuyuki Mito, West
Japan Railway
Company
Study of effective
praise in train driver’s
workplace
Tomoko Horishita,
West Japan Railway
Company
Co-presenters:
Kazuho Yamaura &
Masaki Kanayama
Study of train drivers’
work motivation and
its relationship to
organisational factors
in a Japanese railway
company
Hidenori Fujino,
West Japan Railway
Company
Co-presenters:
Tomoko Horishita,
Tomoyuki Sonoda &
Hiroyuki Yamaguchi
Human Factors in
railway vehicle axle
inspection
Martin Stout, RSSB
Co-presenters:
Huw Gibson, Ken
Timmis & Steve Mills
The retrospective use
of accimaps in the
graphical
representation of rail
incidents
Aaisha Farooqi,
University of
Nottingham &
Network Rail
Co-presenters:
Brendan Ryan & John
Wilson
A new approach for
the assessment of
human reliability in
German railway risk
assessments
Birgit Milius,
TU Braunschweig
The Observatron:
Collecting task time
data using a bespoke
software application
Paul Salkeld, London
Underground
Human Factors for the
London Underground
stations upgrade
programme
Nigel Scard, London
Underground
Co-presenters:
George Brown
Meeting the
challenges of human
factors integration in a
multi-stage project to
re-signal and recontrol
a metro
Suzanne Heape,
Invensys Rail
12:50-13:45 Lunch - - -
13:45-14:10 Level crossings and Safety culture (cont) Human reliability Metro (cont)
bridges (cont)
(cont)
An innovative
information gathering
and data analysis
platform for railway
level crossing safety
data
Christian Wullems,
CRC for Rail
Innovation
Co-presenters:
Yvonne Toft & Geoff
Dell
Safety Culture and
Corporate Culture:
Alignment,
integrations and
embedding through a
behavioural framework
Trudi Farrington-
Darby, Network Rail
Co-presenters:
Paul Taylor
The influence of
selecting a specific
sample of hazardous
events on the
evaluation of the train
driver's reliability
Tobias Lindner,
TU Braunschweig
Applying current alarm
management
guidance for a 21 st
century railway
James Murphy,
Tubelines Ltd
Co-presenters:
Mark Lowten & Ken
Hope