A five-day primer in system safety engineering
Event Start:
Mon 09 Apr 09:00 AM AEST
Event Finish:
Fri 13 Apr 05:00 PM AEST
Registration End Date: Tue 03 Apr 05:00 PM
The Introduction to System Safety course is a five-day primer in system safety engineering. The course contains a mix of lectures, discussions and small group exercises, supported by Australian and international examples. <br>Whilst the course touches on broader issues in theorizing risk and managing safety within organisations, its main focus is to equip safety practitioners with the practical understanding necessary to engage with safety activities.<br><br>The course was developed by the University of York for their MSc of Science Safety Critical Systems Engineering program. The course is jointly hosted by the aSCSa and ANU. (CPD 40 hours)<br><br><b>The course is structured according to the engineering lifecycle of a service or physical system, and covers:</b><br>• Concepts and terminology for safety<br>• Overview of the engineering lifecycle from a safety perspective, including the role and intent of key safety activities<br>• Hazard identification and setting of safety requirements<br>• Techniques for safety analysis to support design, including: <ul style="margin-left: 80px;"><li>Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)</li><li>Functional Failure Analysis (FFA</li><li>Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP)</li><li>Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)</li></ul> • Safety cases, including notations for recording arguments and evidence<br>• Specific issues in safety analysis, including, Human Factors, Software and Data Safety.<br><br><b>Presenters:</b><br>The course is a University of York course and will be presented by a Senior Research and Teaching Fellow from University of York and Dr Drew Rae, Program Director of the Graduate Certificate in Safety Leadership at Griffith University. <br><br><b>Parking</b><br>Please refer to the ANU website https://services.anu.edu.au/campus-environment/transport-parking<br><br>There is very limited on-campus parking. Attendees would be better off using public car parks towards the Barry Drive end of the ANU Campus - City West car park - 113-119 Childers Street.<br><br><b>For more information contact </b><a href="mailto:clive.boughton@anu.edu.au" target="_blank"><b>Dr Clive Boughton</b></a>
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CPD HOURS25 |
SKILLSafety engineering (SFEN) -> Level 5 |
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