October 2021
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Many worksite managers are troubled by the aspect of human error on workers. Though they have made various measures such as preparing manuals with guidelines and compelling workers diligently to follow the manuals, it has been impossible to eliminate human error. Field managers are vaguely aware of limitations of those measures that have been previously implemented. Therefore, there are significant expectations from Resilience Engineering, or Safety-II, as a new approach to tackle human error prevention. However, the emphasis that on-site staff ought to be flexible in adapting to changing worksite conditions can also lead to problems. Therefore, in this chapter, an easy-to-understand scenario will be presented to explain an overview of safety activities, including resilience that must be undertaken at worksite. Furthermore, the story is intended to draw attention to and emphasise certain key management ideas for resiliency.