1. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Learning from Incidents ESRC Seminar Series lfiseminars.ning.comlfiseminars.ning.com @lfiseminars@lfiseminars Dr. Anoush Margaryan, Caledonian Academy, Glasgow Caledonian University

2. Prof. Allison Littlejohn, Glasgow Caledonian Prof. Sue Scott, Edinburgh/York/Helsinki Prof. Neville Stanton, Southampton Prof. Rhona Flin, Aberdeen Dr Christian Greiffenhagen, Loughborough Mr Stuart King, Energy Institute Mr Neal Stone, British Safety Council Mrs Jennifer Watson, Glasgow Caledonian

3. LFI is a process through which employees and the organisation as a whole seek to understand any negative safety event that has taken place, to prevent similar future events.

4. Gap 1: Limited disciplinary perspectives Gap 2: Limited methodological approaches

5. INTERDISCIPLINARY Adult Workplace Learning Organisational Learning Sociology Industrial Psychology Human Factors Ethnomethodology

6. Gap 3: Poor integration of LFI research & practice

7. INTERSECTORAL Established scholars & early-career researchers Industry Professional bodies Policy-makers

8. Six seminars in 2013-2015 Theory, methodology, policy and practice, research-practice nexus, R&D agenda Keynote talks and group work

9. Jun 11-12, 2014: Theory @Aberdeen Oct 2014: Methodology @Loughborough Feb 2015: Practice @EI London Jun 2015: Research to practice @ BSC London Oct 2015: R&D agenda @ Glasgow Caledonian

10. R&D roadmap Book Future joint activities such as grants, courses

11. 10:15-11:40Keynotes 1-3 11:40-11:50Break 11:50-13:10Keynotes 4-8 13:10-14:00Lunch 14:00-16:00Group task: Devising RQs 16:00-16:30Operational matters

12. Q&A after each talk Timing: – green card – 5 mins left – orange card – 1 min left – pink card – time is up

13. Operational matters Dissemination plan Edited volume NING Planning next seminars What could have been done better?