Catastrophic Incidents
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Catastrophic Incidents
Prevention and Failure
Hughes, Trevor J.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
584
Dura
Inglês
9781032210292
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction 2. Man Made Catastrophes and Safety Risk 3. What makes risk tolerable or intolerable 4. Fundamental Concepts, Protection Barriers, and Risk Exposure Consequences 5. High Risk Technologies - Introduction 6. Oil and Gas 7. Chemical Industry 8. Mining and Mine Waste 9. Transportation Industry 10. Nuclear Power Generation 11. Utilities - Other 12. Agricultural, Forestry and Wood Processing, Food and Beverages 13. Process Industry Infrastructure 14. Metallurgical and Other Large-Scale industry 15. Civil Infrastructure, Small Industrial Estates, Residential 16. Explosives manufacture, Military and Defence Establishments 17. New and Emerging Technologies 18. Introduction 19. Operators and Front-Line Personnel 20. Human Factors 21. Equipment Suitability and Reliability 22. Equipment Maintenance and Inspection 23. Emergency Response and Readiness 24. The Role of the Safety Department, and Incident Investigation 25. Risk Assessment Basics and Preparation 26. Risk Assessment Techniques - HAZOP, Fault Tree, Event Tree and Other Methods 27. Risk Assessment Outcomes, Layers of Protection Analysis and Safety Integrity Levels 28. Consequence Analysis and Consequence Mitigation 29. Software Safety and Cyber Security 30. Risk Assessment Conclusions and Risk Reduction 31. Governance of Safety 32. Laws, Regulations, Standards 33. Safety Culture and Other Social Structures 34. Managing legacy issues 35. Introduction 36. Hurricane, Tornado and Flood 37. Earthquake 38. Tsunami and other natural catastrophes 39. Diseases 40. Terrorism, Sabotage and War 41. Preventing Catastrophes - Is there a need for change? 42. Improvements to Risk Management Methodology 43. Changes to Leadership Mind Set 44. Changes to Government and Legal Structures 45. Societal changes including Education 46. Common Factors with Other 'Catastrophes' such as Climate Change 47. In genuine pursuit of high reliability organisations 48. Conclusions
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High Risk Industries;Emergency Response and Readiness;Safety Management System;Risk Management Techniques;Risk Assessment;ISO Standards and Certification;HSE;CSB;Tonnes;Safety Integrity Levels;Fn Curve;Follow;Hazard Investigation Board;Chemical Safety Board;Dense;HAZOP Team;Chronic;Fukushima Daiichi;Common Mode Failures;Catastrophe Prevention;Hazardous Facilities;Safety Case;Lower Explosive Limit;Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident;Methyl Isocyanate;Mammoth;Grenfell Tower;Ceo;USA;Safety Instrumented Systems
1. Introduction 2. Man Made Catastrophes and Safety Risk 3. What makes risk tolerable or intolerable 4. Fundamental Concepts, Protection Barriers, and Risk Exposure Consequences 5. High Risk Technologies - Introduction 6. Oil and Gas 7. Chemical Industry 8. Mining and Mine Waste 9. Transportation Industry 10. Nuclear Power Generation 11. Utilities - Other 12. Agricultural, Forestry and Wood Processing, Food and Beverages 13. Process Industry Infrastructure 14. Metallurgical and Other Large-Scale industry 15. Civil Infrastructure, Small Industrial Estates, Residential 16. Explosives manufacture, Military and Defence Establishments 17. New and Emerging Technologies 18. Introduction 19. Operators and Front-Line Personnel 20. Human Factors 21. Equipment Suitability and Reliability 22. Equipment Maintenance and Inspection 23. Emergency Response and Readiness 24. The Role of the Safety Department, and Incident Investigation 25. Risk Assessment Basics and Preparation 26. Risk Assessment Techniques - HAZOP, Fault Tree, Event Tree and Other Methods 27. Risk Assessment Outcomes, Layers of Protection Analysis and Safety Integrity Levels 28. Consequence Analysis and Consequence Mitigation 29. Software Safety and Cyber Security 30. Risk Assessment Conclusions and Risk Reduction 31. Governance of Safety 32. Laws, Regulations, Standards 33. Safety Culture and Other Social Structures 34. Managing legacy issues 35. Introduction 36. Hurricane, Tornado and Flood 37. Earthquake 38. Tsunami and other natural catastrophes 39. Diseases 40. Terrorism, Sabotage and War 41. Preventing Catastrophes - Is there a need for change? 42. Improvements to Risk Management Methodology 43. Changes to Leadership Mind Set 44. Changes to Government and Legal Structures 45. Societal changes including Education 46. Common Factors with Other 'Catastrophes' such as Climate Change 47. In genuine pursuit of high reliability organisations 48. Conclusions
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High Risk Industries;Emergency Response and Readiness;Safety Management System;Risk Management Techniques;Risk Assessment;ISO Standards and Certification;HSE;CSB;Tonnes;Safety Integrity Levels;Fn Curve;Follow;Hazard Investigation Board;Chemical Safety Board;Dense;HAZOP Team;Chronic;Fukushima Daiichi;Common Mode Failures;Catastrophe Prevention;Hazardous Facilities;Safety Case;Lower Explosive Limit;Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident;Methyl Isocyanate;Mammoth;Grenfell Tower;Ceo;USA;Safety Instrumented Systems
