After watching the video, what are your conclusions?
Please write them on the forum.
It seems that the overall safety of a team,
work or action in any area of life
could be divided into each of its elements,
studied or even improved.
We might think that the sum of the safety of the elements
could give us the final safety,
or rather that a system is as safe as each of its elements.
But in fact, in real life, things are not like that.
Safety must always be treated from a systemic point of view,
where not only the good functioning of each of the elements is important,
but, as in a network of neurons,
the interactions between them are also relevant.
To define safety, first and most important,
we have to define "System".
The system, from a sociotechnical point of view,
is understood as a set of physical elements,
people and processes, both internal and external,
that when interacting, influence its functioning.
The term sociotechnical system
was originally used to designate
worker-machine interactions in an industrial work environment.
Currently, its scope has been extended
to cover the complex interaction between technology and people,
as well and as its psychological and cultural consequences,
always observing the real reasons and not what we thought.