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In an industrial environment driven by targets, metrics, and the relentless pursuit of results, an accident brings to light something that has long remained invisible: the gap between work as imagined and work as it actually happens. From that moment on, leaders and teams are confronted with a safety model built on control, compliance, and the search for blame, and begin to question whether this approach truly creates safer operations. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a transformative journey that reveals a new perspective on human error, variability, and the role of people within organizational systems. Inspired by the principles of HOP (Human and Organizational Performance), this book presents, in an engaging and practical way, how safety can move beyond being defined simply as the absence of accidents and instead be understood as an organizational capability, one built through continuous learning, active listening, and a deep understanding of real work. More than a story, this book is an invitation to reflection and action.

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