Advanced Safety Barrier Management with Inclusion of Human and Organizational Aspects

Recent major accidents have shown that the human element is not adequately treated in current risk assessments and during facility operations. A novel approach is described which combines barrier based risk assessment (the bow tie risk model) with a nuclear industry approach “Success Pathways” which...

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Published in:Chemical engineering transactions 2013-01, Vol.31
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