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Brussels, 1928. Surely Einstein must have been right somehow, directing the above phrase to Niels Bohr, in order to express doubt regarding the “Uncertainty Principle”
Official data that relate as much to aviation as well as marine accidents confirm the well known scientist’s maxim. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in the US (OSHA), just 2% of accidents cannot be predicted, thus unavoidable, while the remaining 98% could have been avoided through better management.
We welcome you to the new AMSI-Aeronautics and Maritime Safety Institute, which will be expressed through this website. The principle focus of the website is Safety. Aviation and Maritime safety, including fields in industry where risk is necessary to be detected and managed sufficiently in all operations it presents itself.
The need for regular training in safety and danger recognition
You are in a crowd when you hear a specific word the makes you turn around. You decide to buy a new model car and suddenly, the next day, you see it everywhere. You enter a work environment and you be
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On the other hand and slightly less visible, includes the enormous financial impact an aviation or maritime carrier will face after a disastrous accident. The aviation company ValueJet was, in essence
18 February, 2020
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Brussels, 1928. Surely Einstein must have been right somehow, directing the above phrase to Niels Bohr, in order to express doubt regarding the “Uncertainty Principle” Official data that relate as
18 February, 2020
