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This unit is suitable for managers, engineers, operators, HSE advisors, risk management practitioners, and anyone else involved in managing risks. Individuals aspiring to hold any of the above types of position will welcome the information and experience contained within the course. Most examples are cross-industry, however, some examples are from certain sectors.
This course will give an overview of a number of risk assessment techniques including Bowtie, Fault Trees, QRA, frequency assessment, consequence assessment and Risk Assessment Matrix. The course also explores human factors, human failures and human factors engineering and integration with example case studies from various industries. The course discusses what Functional Safety is and the ideas behind using LOPA and SIL for risk reduction. Finally, it explains how major accident scenarios affecting the environment are identified, and how their risks are assessed, ranked, and managed.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
This set of 2 units will introduce bowtie analysis. Unit 1 explains how to carry out bowtie analysis from first principles, with step-by-step instructions on how to build bowtie diagrams, example bowties uses and a discussion of their strengths and weaknesses. Unit 2 explains how controls are made effective in bowties and how safety critical activities and equipment can be captured on a bowtie.
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This unit explains how fault trees can be built and solved to analyse the failure modes of complex systems.
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This unit describes the risk matrix and how it is used to assess risk.
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This set of 3 units introduces safety and risk management. Unit 5 explains how to carry out quantitative risk assessments (QRAs) focusing on assessment of oil and gas or process plants. The unit explains how QRAs are used and the input they have into risk management. Unit 6 explains how to carry out frequency assessment for a typical oil and gas or process plant. The assessment consists of a parts count and event tree analysis. The unit explains how the frequencies of releases and their outcomes (e.g. fires, explosions, etc.) can be calculated. Unit 7 explains how to carry out a consequence assessment for a typical oil & gas process plant. The assessment consists of a mixture of physical effects modelling and vulnerability analysis. The unit explains how the consequences of releases can be quantified and how to predict the impact of those consequences.
By the end of these units you will be able to:
This unit explores human factors, human failures and human factors engineering and integration with example case studies from various industries.
By the end of this unit you will be able to:
This unit explains what Functional Safety is and the ideas behind using LOPA and SIL for risk reduction.
By the end of this unit you will be able to:
This unit explains how major accident scenarios affecting the environment are identified, and how their risks are assessed, ranked, and managed.
By the end of this unit you will be able to:
This unit will assess your learning of the material covered in the course: Risk and Safety Management for Engineers: Risk Analysis.
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