Safety Intervention

Credit: 1 hour

This Webinar “Safety Intervention” will cover the application of safety engineering practices, intended to minimize the risks of operational hazards.   This educational curse will address the key goals of risk analysis which is to identify hazards, and to estimate their costs. Hazards that should be analyzed are those attributed to the system, and those attributed to the operators. System-related hazards include hardware failures, software bugs and events arriving in exceptional situations. Operator-related hazards include unintentional and inadvertent actions, and the failure to follow the system situation and critical context changes.

This Educational Course will provide Professional Engineers the engineering ingenuity and advanced technology of safety intervention.

Learning Objectives/Goal

·         Be able to understand the difference between reactive and proactive safety assurance

·         Identify forms of key safety goals and objectives

·         Comprehend the strategies and perform effective risk analysis

·         Be familiar with technical design issues faced by professional engineers

·         Be able to apply the principles and practices of safety intervention

Course Number:  ODP1005

Field of Study: Health and Safety

Level: Basic

Presenter:
Ronald Finger

Prerequisites:
None

Advanced Preparation:
None