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System Safety Engineering and Risk Assessment A Practical Approach, Second Edition

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.08.2017

Abbildungen

schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, Tabellen, schwarz-weiss

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

444

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/2,4 cm

Gewicht

956 g

Auflage

2. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-138-89336-8

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"I found Nick's chapters on Safety Management Systems and Government Regulations and Safety Oversight, to be very comprehensive, insightful and informative. As a practicing occupational health and safety regulator and a previous transport safety regulator, I will certainly keep Nick's second edition on my book shelf as a ready reference, just as I do with his first edition."
-Len Neist, Health & Safety Regulator, Australia

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.08.2017

Abbildungen

schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, Tabellen, schwarz-weiss

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

444

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/2,4 cm

Gewicht

956 g

Auflage

2. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-138-89336-8

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  • ForewordPreface to the Second EditionPreface to the First EditionAcknowledgmentsAuthorIntroductionWhy Do We Need Safety Engineering?What Is Safety Analysis?System Safety and Risk AssessmentGovernment Safety Regulations versus Safety from Industry’s Point of ViewBrief History of SafetyReferencesFurther ReadingDefinitions and ConceptsMakeup of an AccidentHow Safe Is Safe Enough?Case Study: Black Swan Extreme Events, Fukushima Nuclear DisasterThe AccidentWhat Went Wrong?Media NightmareLessons Learned of What Could Have Been Done DifferentlyWhat Is a Hazard and Other Important ConceptsSystem Safety versus Safety Management SystemSystem Safety ProcessHazard IdentificationHazard ControlRisk AcceptanceRisk Management versus Safety ManagementHazard Reduction PrecedenceDesign Out the HazardSafety DevicesWarning DevicesSpecial Procedures and TrainingSafety Maturity Model and Safety Management SystemsLeading and Lagging Safety Performance IndicatorsUse of Standards in SafetyGovernment StandardsIndustry StandardsRegional Standards, Example: Interoperability in the European UnionInternational StandardsReferencesFurther ReadingSafety Analysis in Engineering: How Is It Used?ManufacturingConsumer ProductsChemical Process and Oil and Gas IndustryAviationMass TransitMilitary and SpaceCommercial Nuclear PowerReferencesFurther ReadingSafety Management SystemsSafety in the System Life CycleSystem Life CycleSafety and the System Life CycleCase Studies of Poor Application of Safety in the System Life CycleDeveloping a Robust Safety Management SystemElements of a Safety Management SystemConducting a Diagnostic of Your Safety Management SystemOrganizational Management and SafetyManagement CommitmentSuggested Ideas to Enhance Management InvolvementSafety Management System OrganizationSystem Safety Program: Keystone to a Robust Safety Management SystemElements of a System Safety ProgramSetting Up a System Safety ProgramEvaluating Contractors and SubcontractorsEmergency Preparedness ProgramsCase Study: How a Leading Global Personal Care Products Company Created a Best Practice Safety ProgramCommon Mistakes in Implementing Safety ProgramsClosed-Loop ProcessHazard Tracking and ResolutionSystem Safety Reviews and AuditsCase Study: Special Commission of Inquiry, Waterfall Rail Accident Safety Management System AuditSome Words on Safety GovernanceVoluntary Protection ProgramSafety CultureWhat Is Safety Culture?Measuring Safety CultureDesigning Sustainable Safety Culture: Fitting a Global Company’s Corporate Safety Program into the Local CultureReferencesFurther ReadingHazard AnalysisHazard Analysis MethodologyPreliminary Hazard ListPassenger-Carrying Submersible ExampleHazard Analysis: Preliminary, Subsystem, and SystemFacility Hazard AnalysisOperations and Support Hazard AnalysisExamples of Hazard AnalysesExample Hazard Analysis of NASA LaserBrief Example of a Hazardous Waste Storage Facility Hazard AnalysisReferencesFurther ReadingProcess Safety AnalysisProcess Hazard AnalysisHAZOPWhat-If Analysis and Safety ChecklistsBrief HAZOP Example of an Ammonia Fill StationExample What-If/Safety Checklist for Pressure Test EquipmentReferencesFurther ReadingFault Tree AnalysisFault Tree Symbols and LogicFinding Cut SetsFault Tree QuantificationExample of a Fault Tree Construction of a Motor–Pump Pressure SystemCommon Mistakes in Fault TreesReferencesFurther ReadingFMECA, Human Factors, and Software SafetyFailure Modes and Effects AnalysisConducting a Failure Modes and Effects AnalysisFailure Modes, Effects, and Criticality AnalysisHuman Factors Safety AnalysisPerformance and Human ErrorConducting Human Factors Safety AnalysisBrief Example of Human Factors Safety Analysis: Manual Switchover to Auxiliary Feedwater SystemSoftware SafetySoftware Safety AnalysisSoftware Testing and IV&VReferencesFurther ReadingOther TechniquesMORTEnergy Trace Barrier AnalysisSneak Circuit AnalysisCause–Consequence AnalysisRoot Cause AnalysisBow Tie AnalysisDispersion ModelingTest SafetyComparing the Various TechniquesAdvantages and DisadvantagesReferencesFurther ReadingData Sources and TrainingGovernment Data BanksIndustry Data BanksCreating Your Own Safety Knowledge Management System: Some SuggestionsSafety TrainingEmployee Safety TrainingEmergency Preparedness and Response TrainingPersonnel Certification for Hazardous OperationsSample Safety Training Course Outline for a Microprocessor Production PlantSafety Awareness TrainingReferencesFurther ReadingAccident Reporting, Investigation, Documentation, and CommunicationAnatomy of an AccidentAccident Investigation BoardReporting the AccidentSetting Up a Closed-Loop Reporting SystemExample of an Automated SystemForming an Investigation BoardSelecting the Investigation BoardConducting the InvestigationInvestigation ReportDocumenting the AccidentRetention of RecordsPublic Release of InformationAccident Investigation Lessons LearnedCommunicating the Accident to the PublicDeveloping a Crisis Communication PlanCommon Mistakes: What Not to Say and DoReferencesFurther ReadingGovernment Regulations and Safety OversightSafety Regulatory OversightKey Components of a Safety Regulatory RegimeDescription of Different Regulatory Oversight ModelsCase Study: Setting Up a Safety Oversight Body from ScratchSafety Oversight Functions and GovernanceMore Effective Safety Service DeliverySafety Oversight Organization OptionsSample Safety Oversight OrganizationExample Process Safety Oversight in the United StatesAligning Resource Needs to the Oversight Organization: How to Do More with LessCase Study: U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, Improving Oversight through System SafetyCommon Mistakes in Government Oversight ProgramsReferencesFurther ReadingRisk AssessmentWhat Is Risk?Risk PerceptionRisk Assessment MethodologyIdentifying Risk in a SystemRisk CommunicationReferencesFurther ReadingRisk EvaluationProbabilistic ApproachRisk Analysis ModelDeveloping Accident Scenarios and Initiating EventsEvent TreesConsequences DeterminationUncertaintyRisk Evaluation: The Use of Risk ProfilesCalculating Safety CostsBrief Example: Risk Assessment of Launching a Space Shuttle PayloadReferencesFurther ReadingAppendix A: Typical Energy SourcesAppendix B: Generic Hazard ChecklistAppendix C: Generic Facility Safety ChecklistAppendix D: Internet SourcesIndex