Methodical approaches to organisation of making administrative decisions by hazardous profession personnel

In this article the author describes the process of making decisions by hazardous profession representatives, including emergency services personnel. Existing key factors that influence decision-making during emergency situations were defined as follows: degree of risk, operating conditions, time, degree of team support, and personal qualities of a person who makes a decision. Also the author outlined a scheme that grounds decisions considering performance and security indicators and presented a typical diagram of management decision-making during emergency response. Also there are listed some promising directions for improving and automating decision-making, creating modern and efficient simulation models that display personnel behavior under extreme operating conditions.