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Wolff, J. (2002) Railway safety and the ethics of tolerability of risk , study commissioned by the Rail Safety and Standards Board, www.rssb.co.uk, accessed October 2006... 

Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) 2011. Safety Culture Toolkit Available at http //safetyculturetoolkit.rssb.co.uk/home.aspx (last accessed on 14 July 2013). 

The Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) has a responsibility to lead and develop long term safety strategy and policy for the UK mainline railway network. One of the key objectives of the strategy is to reduce risk on the railway network by controlling the hazardous events and the precursors to the hazardous events that can occur. It is essential, however, that the control of the risk is carried out in an open and explicit manner, so that end users in the industry can be assured the controls imposed are effective and do not cost disproportionately more than the benefits they provide. 

Head of Research and Development Rail Safety and Standards Board andrew.sharpe rssb.co.uk... 

The Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) was established on 1 April 2003 as a not-for-profit company owned by the railway industry. Our role is to provide leadership in the development of the long term safety strategy and policy for the UK railway. The company is limited by guarantee and has a members council, a board and an advisory committee. It is independent of any single railway company and of their commercial interests. 

This is published by the Rail Safety and Standards Board on behalf of the UK rail industry. It is now at Issue 4.0 and embraces maintenance. The main headings are ... 

UNITED KINGDOM. RAIL SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD on behalf of the UK Rail Industry (2007) Engineering Safety Issue 3 - Yellow book. London RSSB ISBN 0 9537595 0 4. 

GC/RT 5010 (1998). Track Standards Manual—Section 7 Track System, (issue 2 ed.). London Rail Safety and Standards Board. 

RSS 03] Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB), Derailment mitigation -Categorisation of past derailments (T078), Risk Solutions, 2003. 

Rail and Safety Standards Board (RSSB), Tracer for the Rail Industry Rail Specific Human Reliability Assessment Technique for Driving Tasks. 

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