Safety.Science Journal

The Safety.Science Journal is the formal scholarly publication route within the wider Safety.Science scientific knowledge platform.

Manuscript submission, editorial assessment, peer review, publication metadata, issues, corrections and Versions of Record are maintained through the journal’s OJS environment. Journal publications link below directly to their authoritative records.

Latest Publications

The latest formal journal publications are shown below. Each entry links directly to its authoritative Safety.Science journal record.

• Psychosocial risk management in Australian FIFO accommodation villages: from documentary compliance to organisational capability
  September 8, 2026 by Jack Tooley, Adii Shtykov (Author)
  Australian fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) accommodation villages are employer-controlled environments where workers sleep, recover and socialise for weeks at a time, so their design and operation affect worker health, safety, productivity, […]
• Signals Before the Sirens: A Conceptual Synthesis of Recurring Organisational Conditions Associated with Serious Incidents
  September 5, 2026 by Mark F Taylor (Author)
  Serious organisational incidents are often described within contemporary safety science as emergent outcomes arising from the interaction of complex sociotechnical conditions. While this perspective has advanced understanding of systemic risk, […]
• When One Life Becomes Humanity: Moral Amplification, Responsibility, and the Conditions of Freedom
  January 25, 2026 by Mohammad Rajabali Nejad (Author)
  This foundational editorial develops the concepts of Non-Negotiable Safety and Constitutional Safety as boundary conditions for shared social existence. It argues that human life and dignity form a non-additive safety […]
• Safety When Systems Fracture – An Editorial Reflection on Interaction Breakdown, Escalation, and Responsibility
  January 12, 2026 by Mohammad Rajabali Nejad (Author)
  This editorial reflection examines safety as a fragile property of interaction rather than only a technical attribute or outcome measure. It discusses how interaction breakdown, distorted feedback, institutional rigidity, and […]
• Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Safety Standards Education
  December 31, 2025 by Anh Tuan Nguyen, Mohammad Rajabali Nejad (Author)
  The growing complexity of contemporary safety standards poses challenges for education, interpretation, and practical application, particularly in socio-technical systems where technical, human, and organisational dimensions must be integrated. At the […]
• Pre-Failure Signal Distortion as a Barrier to Integration in Socio-Technical Systems
  December 31, 2025 by Mohammad Rajabali Nejad (Author)
  Many safety failures are preceded not by missing information, but by gradual distortions in how safety-relevant signals are expressed, interpreted, and integrated. While safety research has extensively examined accidents, incidents, […]
• Launching Safety.Science: An Invitation to the Integrated Safety Community
  January 1, 2025 by Mohammad Rajabali Nejad (Author)
  This editorial introduces Safety.Science as an independent, open-access pilot journal of Integrated Safety (Integraal Veiligheid). The journal aims to provide a modest but reliable meeting place where insights from universities, […]

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