Atamanova, Inna V.

Bogomaz, Sergey A.

Kozlova, Natalia V.

Levitskaya, Tatiana Ye.

Litvina, Svetlana A.

Mareeva, L.

Matsuta, Valeriya V.

Meshcheryakova, Emma I.

Panferova, O.

English

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                  Page Keynote           1 State of the Art          9 Invited Symposia          15 Workshop           47 Debate           69 Symposia          78 Oral Presentation          864 Poster Presentation         1467 EAWOP 2017 ABSTRACT BOOK Occupational and organizational safetyRisk and safety managementSa-OR-S136-1Group and individual psychodiagnostics of psychological safety resources in a small team of specialistsE. Meshcheryakova 1,*, N. Kozlova 1, T. Levitskaya 1, S. Bogomaz 1, L. Mareeva 1, I. Atamanova 1, O. Panferova 1, V.Matsuta 1, S. Litvina 11National Research Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russian FederationContent: PurposeProfessional activity in workplaces implying a high risk of emergency situations is tightly connected with the issues of professionalsuitability and occupational health, psychological safety being viewed as one of their key aspects. In addition, such workplaces oftendeal  with  small  teams  of  specialists,  so  conventional  statistics-based  methods  of  personnel  assessment  may  not  result  in  clearoutcomes.  The  aim  of  this  study  was  to  develop  a  complex  psychodiagnostic  tool  for  examining  small  samples  and  evaluatepsychological safety recourses in specialists employed in an explosion-and-fire-hazardous workplace.Design/MethodologyTaking  into  account  an  integral  nature  of  psychological  safety,  we  combined  six  psychodiagnostic  techniques  (hardiness,  self-organization  of  activity,  psychological  well-being,  ambiguity  tolerance,  neuro-mental  tension  and  health  under  extreme  conditions)into a psychodiagnostic package.  We also applied case analysis and graphical  data visualization techniques to identify deviations inthe study participants’ psychological indicators.ResultsStandard  statistical  methods  of  evaluating  psychological  qualities  showed  that  the  study  participants  were  on  average  suitable  forexecuting  professional  activity  under  extreme  conditions.  However,  case  analysis  and  bagplot  analysis  enabled  us  to  specify  threegroups of specialists depending on their risk of maladjustment to meet the requirements for explosion-and-fire hazardous workplaces.Research/Practical ImplicationsThe results from this study allow further research into psychological safety resources at hazardous workplaces and can be applicablefor conducting effective personnel assessment in small teams using the psychodiagnostic model developed.Originality/ValueThis study seems to be the first one applying case analysis and bagplot analysis to evaluating work-related psychologicalcharacteristics in small teams of specialists.Disclosure of Interest: None DeclaredKeywords: None1286

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