A new resilient risk management model for Offshore Wind Turbine maintenance

•A systematic resilient model is proposed.•The resilient model is implemented to the maintenance management of Offshore Wind Turbine systems.•Core resilience concepts are integrated into maintenance management.•The integration of resilience principles improves reliability of maintenance. The objecti...

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Published in:Safety science 2019-11, Vol.119, p.360-374
Main Authors: Mentes, Ayhan, Turan, Osman
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Accident prevention
Accidents
Barrier management
Engineering
Human factor
Learning
Learning activities
Maintenance management
Offshore energy sources
Offshore engineering
Offshore operations
Offshore wind turbines
Organizational aspects
Resilience
Resilience engineering
Risk based maintenance
Risk management
System failures
Turbines
Wind farms
Wind power
Wind turbines
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Offshore operations
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Wind power
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