Human Reliability Analysis Workshop
An interactive workshop for people leading or participating in human reliability analysis at high hazard sites. The workshop uses real world hazard studies, process descriptions, equipment photos and operating procedures.
1 day
£700 excl. VAT
Outline
- Identification and management of safety critical tasks
- Hierarchical task analysis
- Human reliability analysis
- Consideration of performance influencing factors
- Key competency identification
- Hierarchy of control review
- Demonstration of ‘ALARP’
Who is this for?
- Those attending the “TÜV Human Factors in the Workplace course”, for whom it will provide an ideal opportunity to apply and consolidate the knowledge gained on the course
- Previous attendees of the above course, or any other similar course, wishing to develop their knowledge
- Those working in the field of human factors and human reliability, especially in the process and related industries, and wishing to gain further insights and CPD
- The workshop assumes that all delegates have some basic knowledge of the topics covered as the focus is on application of practical techniques to an example situation
What prior study is recommended?
Delegates should possess a solid understanding of the subject matter and have completed relevant awareness training or have equivalent practical experience in the course topic.
At the end of the course you should be able to:
- Identify and prioritise safety-critical tasks.
- Apply hierarchical task analysis and human reliability assessment techniques.
- Recognise performance-influencing factors that can affect human reliability.
- Identify competency requirements for safety-critical activities.
- Apply practical human reliability analysis techniques using real-world scenarios
For groups
This course can be customised and delivered at a location that suits you.
Contact our training team to find out how we can support your training needs.
For individuals
This course is included in our public course schedule.