Review of 62 risk analysis methodologies of industrial plants

Tixier, Jérôme; Dusserre, Gilles; Salvi, Olivier; Gaston, Didier

doi:10.1016/s0950-4230(02)00008-6

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“…However, many authors [32][33][34][35][36][37] presented the shortcomings of traditional methods for ORA because these methods are formed from incomplete information, which is based on uncertainty, vagueness and imprecision. On the other hand, sources of imprecision usually require data obtained from expert judgment, which cannot be evaluated easily by traditional (probabilistic) methods [38].…”

Section: Literature Review: Risk Analysis On Construction Sitesmentioning

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Application of Fuzzy DEMATEL Method for Analyzing Occupational Risks on Construction Sites

2017

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Abstract:The construction industry is known as a hazardous industry because of its complexity and strategic nature. Therefore, it is important to know the main causes of occupational accidents to prevent fatal occupational accidents in construction industry. At building construction sites, workers performing tasks are continuously exposed to risks, not only emerging from their own mistakes but also from the mistakes of their co-workers. A great deal of studies investigating risks and preventing occupational hazards for the construction industry has been carried out in the literature. The quantitative conventional methods mostly use either probabilistic techniques or statistics, or both, but they have limitations dealing with the ambiguity and fuzziness in information. In this study, to overcome these limitations, an applicable and improved approach, which helps construction managers to propose preventive measures for accidents on construction sites, is proposed to simplify the risk assessment. It is shown that the Fuzzy Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) method can evaluate causal factors of occupational hazards by a cause-effect diagram and improve certain safety measures on construction sites. In addition, sensitivity analysis is conducted to verify the robustness of the results.

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Section: Literature Review: Risk Analysis On Construction Sitesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of Fuzzy DEMATEL Method for Analyzing Occupational Risks on Construction Sites

2017

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“…Tixier et al [30] propose a classification of 62 existing approaches . They sort methods as being deterministic and/or probabilistic, but also qualitative or quantitative.…”

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A risk oriented model to assess strategic decisions in new product development projects

Marmier

Gourc

Laarz

2013

Decision Support Systems

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The project management team has to respect contractual commitments, in terms of deadlines and budgets, that are often two antagonistic objectives. At the same time, the market becomes more and more demanding as far as costs and delays are concerned while expecting a high quality level. Then, the project management team has to continuously consider novelty and a risk management strategy in order to determine the best balance between benefits and risks. Based on the principles of a synchronized process between risk management and project management, and on the concepts of risk scenario, we propose a decision-making tool to help the project manager choose the best way to improve project success rate while controlling the level of risks. As a finding, the project manager would be able to evaluate and compare different novelties or development strategies taking into account their repercussions on potential risks and risk treatment strategies. Finally, a case study in the aerospace industry and specifically on satellite integration and tests is developed to validate this approach.

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“…Tummala et al (2011) have illustrated risk management in supply chain management process. Tixer (2002) has depicted various methodologies for risk analysis in AMTs. Yang et al (2003) have focused on the trends in AMTs development but have not taken in to account the issue of risk management.…”

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Risk mitigation in the implementation of AMTs: A guiding framework for future

Nagar¹,

Raj²

2012

ijiec

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The fast industrial development increases different types of risks for the industries. Many risk factors are inherent in the implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies (AMTs). Industries are developing methodologies for risk prevention and protection. The present research focuses to identify various risks that could influence the implementation of AMTs, and develop a framework to mitigate them. For this framework, interpretive structural modeling(ISM) has been used to depict the relationship and priority among the various risks. This research provides a path for managers and indicates the dominant risks on the basis of higher driving power. Also, this research classifies the relationship among various risks in AMTs implementation according to their driving power and dependence. The risks have been categorized into four categories as autonomous risks, linkage risks, dependent risks and independent risks. The proposed hierarchal model would help the management to effectively handle and develop strategies against the risks and hence new and latest technologies can be adopted with ease and effectiveness.

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Review of 62 risk analysis methodologies of industrial plants

Cited by 318 publications

References 20 publications

Application of Fuzzy DEMATEL Method for Analyzing Occupational Risks on Construction Sites

Application of Fuzzy DEMATEL Method for Analyzing Occupational Risks on Construction Sites

A risk oriented model to assess strategic decisions in new product development projects

Risk mitigation in the implementation of AMTs: A guiding framework for future

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